Educational System in Indonesia and Other Country



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Last week, we talked about relationship, heart, love, men  and  women. But, in this era, life  isn’t just about love, love isn’t enough. The other important thing is education, even love  also have education. So, today we are going to talk about education, and we will compare between educational system in Indonesia with in  other country.

  
 A few days ago, I read in an article about the educational system in Morocco, which is a country in North Africa. I found some similarities and differences in the educational system between Morocco and Indonesia. Some similarities and differences are: Indonesia and Morocco have 4 stages of education, namely basic education, early middle school, middle school and tertiary education. his education period is the same, namely 6 years for primary education, 3 years for early middle school and 3 years for middle school, but at the undergraduate level has a difference  that is 3 years in Morocco and 4 years in Indonesia.

Indonesia and Morocco are countries with a majority of the population is Muslim, but different with Indonesia, Morocco applies Islamic education in its educational system, the main language is Arabic, while the second language is French. In Indonesia the Ministry of Education is the highest ministry in regulating education, while in Morocco, the highest council that regulates education is the Ilmi Council appointed directly by the king, the Ministry of Education is under the auspices of the scientific council, any study planning or curriculum made by the Ministry of Education must be approved by the Ilmi Council, the Ilmi Council will also test the curriculum, whether the curriculum is in accordance with Islamic values ​​based on Maliki madzhab or not. Maliki madzhab is an official madzhab that used in Morocco. In Indonesia, curriculum must be made based on the Pancasila values, and the cultural values ​​that develop in the society, and must refer to the educational objectives in Indonesia.

Indonesia and Morocco have many universities, both general and religious based. in Morocco, the most universities are Islamic colleges. In Morocco there is also the oldest university in the world called Al Qarawiyyin University. Morocco is also a country with many great scholars. Morocco also means the state of science. Indonesia also has many universities based on various fields, universities in Indonesia are also no less good than other countries.


Education is important for human life anywhere and in any country. Each country has a different educational system, such as Morocco and Indonesia which have similarities and differences in the education system.

I think it is enough for this blog, do you have any opinion about countries with education system that have simillarities and differences with Indonesia? Please  comment below!

Thank you so much for visiting here, I wish it can useful for you.

I’am sorry if I have any mistakes in  this writing, I’am still learning.

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