Education system in Russia

Education system in Russia
The education system in Russia is Federal and centralized. Today, the Russian education system is quite similar to the German one, but still it is a more simplified version. It consists of such structural elements:
1. Preschool education. It allows children to acquire basic knowledge but does not equate to schooling. Children begin to attend kindergartens mainly from one and a half years and are there till six years.
2. Primary school. Responsible for the education of children from six to ten years. The difference from the German counterpart is the opportunity to receive primary education in high schools.
3. Incomplete secondary education in General education schools, lyceums and gymnasiums have been received for five years. At the end of the nine grades in these schools, young people have the right to obtain a document of General secondary education.
4. Full secondary or vocational education entitles to College, College and other vocational training institutions. After completion of education, graduates of the 10th and 11th grades of the gymnasium, school or Lyceum have the right to receive a document confirming full secondary education, followed by its filing with the UNIVERSITY. Similar right education system in Russia gives any person who graduated from a professional educational institution (in Germany it is not allowed).
5. Higher education is associated with obtaining a bachelors degree, specialists or masters degree.
In 1992, after the adoption of the relevant law of the Russian Federation, the reform of domestic higher education began. With the help of this legislative document and formed a modern system of education in Russia.
Another law of the Russian Federation responsible for higher educ