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|The age at which students complete their formal education in Cartadania differs among states and territories, and is typically determined by their date of birth. In general, students finish their secondary education at around 17 years of age, which typically corresponds to their final year in high school. Cartadania's [[Education in Cartadania|education laws]] require students to fulfill all state diploma requirements before they can leave the secondary education system. It is worth noting that while some states permit employment for individuals as young as 14 years old, there are age restrictions on the types of jobs they can perform until they reach 15 or 16 years of age. Specifically, employment opportunities for young workers are often limited to family or agricultural activities during this time period.<br /><small>(''* = Varies by state or territory.'')</small> | |The age at which students complete their formal education in Cartadania differs among states and territories, and is typically determined by their date of birth. In general, students finish their secondary education at around 17 years of age, which typically corresponds to their final year in high school. Cartadania's [[Education in Cartadania|education laws]] require students to fulfill all state diploma requirements before they can leave the secondary education system. It is worth noting that while some states permit employment for individuals as young as 14 years old, there are age restrictions on the types of jobs they can perform until they reach 15 or 16 years of age. Specifically, employment opportunities for young workers are often limited to family or agricultural activities during this time period.<br /><small>(''* = Varies by state or territory.'')</small> | ||