Israel is a small country, but it has the largest number of Yale alumni in the Middle East. Israel's academic system, education below secondary school includes three levels: primary education (1-6 grade), junior high school education (7-9 grade) and senior high school education (10- 12 grade). Compulsory education in grade 1- 1 1 is implemented nationwide. The literacy rate in Israel is 97. 1%, which is the highest in the Middle East.

Educational characteristics

Israeli high schools are quite free to choose courses. Physicalization is a compulsory course in China and an elective course here. Even some students only take liberal arts courses besides compulsory courses, such as drama and psychology. Don't force them to study subjects they don't like or don't learn well, and try their best to help students learn subjects they like, so as to achieve better results in scientific research or humanities. This is one of the reasons why resource-poor Israel can become a country of innovation, and the contribution rate of scientific and technological innovation to GDP is as high as 90%.