In fact, the topic of university diploma is a hot topic not only in China, but also in Irish education. "Stay in school" is the most common saying of parents. In fact, college diplomas are all in English here.

2. It is the key to a diploma. Data-based decision-making

A brand-new education survey shows that compared with the latter, Irish men with and without higher education can earn 330,000 euros in their lifetime. In fact, the Irish diploma is more necessary than any other country in the world, and it is directly linked to your economic benefits. Studying in Ireland, especially when you say that you graduated from Sany, everyone will cast envious eyes. Girls with university degrees can also earn 250,000 euros.

Times have long been different. Before 10, 68% of Irish people aged 25 -34 who didn't have a college degree were still looking for relatively stable jobs, but now this number has dropped to 44%. College graduates, both men and women, are more likely to find jobs than those without a college degree. Among them, graduates majoring in electronic information engineering have the largest employment rate. This is definitely not unique to Ireland. In many other countries, the employment opportunities of college graduates are far higher than those of those who have never been to college, such as Belgium, Czech Republic, Greece, Poland and Slovenia.

In fact, it is not just college graduates who benefit from higher vocational education. Government departments can also benefit a lot from it. Graduates pay more taxes every year and will not apply for social development benefits, thus reducing the pressure on government departments.

What are the characteristics of public education in Britain? With the changes of the times, the total number of public schools, the scale of running schools, the composition of students' classes, the setting of teaching contents and the way of running schools have all changed, but their school-running characteristics have not changed fundamentally, but their meanings have been broadened with the development of the times and the needs of the people. Public schools have always adhered to the goal of providing the best higher education for all students and the educational concept of shaping social elites.

1, strict internal control management in colleges and universities

"Everyone's only freedom is to take off the bottom button of the school uniform suit vest and show their spring breeze." -Eton students.

Most students in public schools come from famous families, but as long as they enter public schools, they are all equal, so we must accept the strict school rules and discipline management methods of public schools. No matter the children of powerful people or those from rich families, they must abide by discipline when entering colleges and universities, and all students are equal. The propaganda slogan of public schools is to mold the royal family through the non-royal path and complete the character cultivation of students according to strict training.

Even at the legal smoking age, students are not allowed to smoke, and they cannot own their own cars. /kloc-drinking and gambling are not allowed before the age of 0/8. Colleges and universities even have clear regulations on students' hair length, walking posture and clothing.

2. Attach great importance to shaping students' strong temperament.

In public schools, students are proud of their efforts. Although all the students come from top families with social development, the hotel accommodation and food provided by public schools are very simple to cultivate their hard-working spirit and indomitable temperament.

The school thinks that spoiling and pampering children is a big obstacle to their independent personality. It is necessary to acquire skills in many lives by simulating the tempering of living environment, so as to enhance their living ability under difficult conditions.

3. Strict regulations on students' academic research.

British public schools have strict academic regulations for students, and have always been an important enrollment delivery institution for Oxford and Cambridge universities.

From 1995 to now, the proportion of Eton University entering Oxford and Cambridge universities is above 20%, of which 1995 and 1999 are 3 1.5% and 32.3% respectively.

In 2006, Eton College students' A-level (advanced course content of general secondary vocational school qualification certificate) test scores set a new record in history, and more than 90% students obtained A or B qualification certificates. However, in 2006, St. Paul's College, which ranked first in the GCSE examination of British private secondary schools, had 166 students, with an average score of 82. 1, of which 93.29% students got A or A+ candidates.