which education level is higher?
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i'ld say it would be a polytechnic diploma because it's much more streamlined (completion of specific courses) to fit certain job scopes only. high school diploma is not streamlined, at least the high school diploma that i attained :)\n\nimagine you want to become a pharmaceutical assistant. a polytechnic diploma under the pharmaceutical course would allow you to become one. a high school diploma, however, won't give you enough knowledge to become that--it is good foundational knowledge to enter a university, though, or if you don't want to aim high but still want to study, a diploma :D
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The more education you have, the more potential opportunities are available to you. Ask yourself, how far do I want to go in life?What level of success do I want to achieve? If you want to flip burgers or deliver pizza, I wouldn't study for a Master's degree. Standards are set for a minimum level of education so that society can be somewhat assured of your ability to function within it, anything beyond that remains soley your choice.
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No.  The category of Higher Education + (note the plus) includes college level and above, and does indeed work that way.  For example, I often answer questions here that are about doctoral programs and doctoral work.
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Education is the process of learning. learning is the storage of information into memory.
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A higher qualification for what? These two fellowships are of the highest quality. One is from the USA and the other from UK. Take your pick!\n\ncc
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I think that being educated means having enough of a knowledge and experience base to accomplish and set goals for your life.  It has nothing to do with degrees or certificates on the wall.  That can be big part of it, however.\n\nTake parenting for instance. Or being a patient in today's medical care system. Or a registered voter?  All of these things require a knowledge and experience base that doesn't have much to do with formal education.\n\nThe easiest "educated" person to deal with is one that knows they will never stop needing to learn.
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I want to further my education so I can advance farther in my career.\n\nFurther is incremental\n\nFarther is greater than
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a degree is ALWAYS better than a diploma\nso get that cleared up if they give a degree or diploma
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Degree is better than a Cert.
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According to studies, the top educational system is Finland's, whose students scored the highest in reading, math, and science tests.  They also have an amazingly high literacy rate.\n\nOther high-ranking countries:\nMath: South Korea, Canada, Hong Kong/China, the Netherlands, Macao, and Liechtenstein\n\nReading: South Korea, Canada, Australia, and Liechtenstein\n\nScience: Japan, Hong Kong/China, South Korea, Liechtenstein, Australia, and Macao
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I think it would depend on where and which school.  For example poorer areas would be higher typically than areas with higher incomes.  On average though, about 20% of the people that start highschool will not graduate.
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CBSE, right level. ICSE seems a bit of an overload, totally unnecessary.\n\nCBSE is more widely adopted in the country too.
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Education is not but definitely knowledge is. It does not matter if u have a degree or not but u need to have gr8 knowledge if u wanna excel in ur field.\n\nU choose ur field, the things which interest u the most in life and then try to be master of those things by reading books, discussing with ppl. in the same field ie. try to gain knowledge from every lil and big source as possible not necessary thru education. Once u have that eternal knowledge bout ne smallest thing in life...beleive me u can go places. :)
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probably Sweden. I live in the UK and British attitudes to qualifications are not very respectful. Sweden has a higher standard of living but high tax too. In the UK it depends what town or city you work in. Any big city is dangerous. Learn Swedish though.
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This belongs in the subgroup "higher education," not "special education."
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Different universities grant different degrees based on the subject.  One school may give a Master's of Art in Education.  The next school may give a Master's of Education.  It really doesn't matter though as long as you get it.
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i agree. higher educational standards = higher technology = fewer resources = higher cost of living = more job scope in work = more taxes = need to perform well under higher stress levels \n\nmany more if have time to think--hope these help :)