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As I know, first both systems have the same three levels of education, and the starting age of schooling.But in England, as I know, there isn't such a strict and unreasonable rule of starling age of schooling,in England a pupil can attend a class if he or she has enough capacity as required. In Vietnam, there are only two periods of schooling in a year, each of which lasts about five months or so.In England an academic year is divided into three by season.And one more difference: in England students needn’t take any exam to enter the upper secondary schools.But we should not ignore the most major difference: the tuition fee for nursery, primary and secondary educations. For these three levels, people do not pay any tuition in England. I mean they are totally free and compulsory.

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As I know, first both systems have the same three levels of education, and the starting age of schooling. in England, as I know, there isn't such a strict and unreasonable rule of starling age of schooling,in England a pupil can attend a class if he or she has enough capacity as required. In Vietnam, there are only two periods of schooling in a year, each of which lasts about five months or so.In England an academic year is divided into three by season.And one more difference: in England students needn’t take any exam to enter the upper secondary schools.But we should not ignore the most major difference: the tuition fee for nursery, primary and secondary educations. For these three levels, people do not pay any tuition in England. I mean they are totally free and compulsory.