Higher education usually refers to three stages from basic education to higher education, namely primary school, middle school and university. These three stages constitute a continuous process of human learning and growth, which provides individuals with gradually in-depth and systematic knowledge and skills training. The various stages of higher education will be introduced in detail below.
Primary education (level 1):
Primary education is usually the first level of the education system, mainly for children aged 6 to 65. The main goal of primary education is to cultivate students' basic knowledge, skills and morality and lay a solid foundation for their study and life. In primary school, students mainly study Chinese, mathematics, English, science and other basic subjects, and at the same time begin to contact some comprehensive courses.
2. Secondary education (second level):
Middle school education is the second level in the education system, and it is aimed at teenagers aged 13- 18. The main goal of middle school education is to further expand students' knowledge, cultivate students' comprehensive quality and innovative ability, and prepare them for further higher education. In middle school, students study many subjects, including liberal arts, science, social science, art and so on, as well as some elective courses.
3. Higher education (level 3):
Higher education is the third level in the education system, which usually refers to the education stage of universities and other higher education institutions. The goal of higher education is to cultivate students' professional knowledge and research ability, so that they can make contributions in various fields, and at the same time cultivate students' comprehensive quality and social responsibility. In the stage of higher education, students can choose different professional fields and conduct more in-depth study and research.