Although many domestic students choose to study in Italy every year, whether the teaching quality of studying in Italy is up to standard is also a question in every parent's mind. The illiteracy rate in Italy is less than 3%. The national public education expenditure accounts for about 10% of the government public expenditure. Italy implements eight-year compulsory education. The education system is mainly divided into five stages: preschool education, primary education, junior high school education, senior high school education and university education.

There are about 1.6 million students in preschool education institutions nationwide. The primary school system is five years, divided into two years in junior high school and three years in senior high school, with about 3.3 million students. After graduating from primary school, he entered junior high school for three years, with about 2.2 million junior high school students. High schools are divided into ordinary high schools, vocational high schools and technical secondary schools. The academic system is divided into five years, four years and three years (mostly five years), with nearly 300 students. High school students can enter the university after passing the national graduation examination. The academic system of a university is generally four years, five years for engineering and architecture, and six years for medicine.

There are 64 comprehensive universities and higher professional colleges (including 7 private universities) in China, with nearly 300 majors and about 1.4 million college students. The teaching quality of national universities is inferior to that of private universities. The former's graduation rate is only 40%, while the latter is as high as 90%.

Is the quality of studying in Italy up to standard? Famous Italian universities include Pisa Normal School, Bologna University, Rome University, university of pavia, Padua University, Pisa University and Milan National University.

Universities are not only the center of higher education, but also an important force of national scientific research. There are nearly 60 thousand in-service teachers in colleges and universities. Among them, there are professors 1. 1 10,000, associate professors (22,000), researchers 1.5 million and teaching assistants (about 3,000).

Is the quality of studying in Italy up to standard? In fact, neither students nor parents need to worry about this problem. The Italian government encourages private schools to prosper education, and churches, social organizations, companies and individuals have established a considerable number of schools: private preschool schools account for half of the total number of similar schools; Private primary schools account for 9% of the total number of primary schools; Private junior high schools account for 10%, and non-public senior high schools account for nearly 30%. Generally, private schools have good equipment, strong teachers and high mathematics quality. Although the fees are high, there are still many students signing up.