week 23

It offers a mainly academic education for the 11-18-year-old age group.

It helps to students improve their qualifications, especially for admission to a career-based or degree course.

a university or college teacher responsible for teaching students.

the most senior teacher in a university or college department.

It provides education up to the age of 18. Students live at the college and have to pay fees to attend.

a person who works at university or college and teaches large numbers of students in a lecture theatre

someone who is taking a higher degree such as a masters or doctorate

Pupils have to pay fees for their education in this type of school.

These schools, sometimes called junior high schools, are for pupils aged 11-16.

a boy or girl attending school - usually in primary or middle school

It takes children of all abilities and provides a range of secondary education for children between the ages of 11-18.

someone who has completed a course of study or training, especially a person who has got their first degree.

the person responsible for running an office in an organisation

a student at a college or university who has not taken their first degree

an academic who investigates or studies something in order to find out new facts or make new discoveries.

this person decides who can be offered a place on a course at college or university .

It gives pupils a broad secondary education on languages and technology. Pupils do not have to pay fees.

Children attend this school from around the age of 4 or 5 until the age of 10 or 11.

The first one was founded around 800 years ago. Students study for qualifications such as degrees, diplomas.