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School leaving age around the world (view source)
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| Students are required to take two years off of school between secondary school and university-level education. Employment can begin at 18, and students can enroll in trade schools at 18 as well. It is encouraged that those seeking university-level education use their two years off of school attend trade school as to have a means of employment without university-level education, though university is still encouraged and, by parents, expected. | |||
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| Students are expected to specialize towards a union during their high school years, after which unless their profession requires further study they should get employed through apprenticeship. | | Students are expected to specialize towards a union during their high school years, after which unless their profession requires further study they should get employed through apprenticeship. | ||
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==School retention by country== | ==School retention by country== | ||
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