Education

Australian education has international reputation for its high academic standards. The Australian education system is made ​​up of four basic levels: primary and secondary schools, language schools, technical institutes and universities.

Education in Australia is monitored and regulated by government and private agents , ensuring the highest academic standards , comfortable facilities for students , security , great atmosphere , the best staff of teachers and teaching that aims to develop suitable skills for the demands of a globalized world.

All Australian educational institutions offer a wide range of quality courses and study opportunities in all areas of knowledge, with programs supported by highly qualified teachers and advisers .Students have the opportunity to choose from a wide range of teaching and research methods, sizes and locations of institutions to meet their expectations and needs.

Education in Chile is distinguished in basic, secondary and higher education. In Chile education is governed by the Education Act 2009 (LGE), successor to the Constitutional Law of Education. The education system in their levels kindergarten, primary and secondary and technical training centers of higher education are regulated and monitored by the Ministry of Education. The Higher Education Council (CSE ) whose main functions are to rule on the application for official recognition of universities and professional institutes , verify its development, establishing systems for selective examination and accreditation , recommend sanctions and conduct studies on higher education.

The right to education and freedom of education are safeguarded in the Constitution of the Republic, however, to have legal recognition of private establishments must comply with the fundamental objectives and minimum compulsory contents (OF -CMO) prescribed by the articles 15 to 20 of the LOCE. These requirements and standards are set by the Ministry of Education the report of CSE.

Although the right to education is constitutionally protected, Chile has a number of problems related to the quality and access, especially at senior level . In the last five years there have been two major waves of demonstrations in relation to the situation of education in the country, in 2006 and 2011. The latter was plunged into a deep and active year of social protest in the country in various fields. In recent years more than 800 municipal schools closed and only 36 percent of students enrolled in public schools.

Video