How many levels of education in your country?

In Türkiye:

Homeschool Diploma

Primary School  Diploma

Seconday School Dýploma

Primary + Secondary

High School Dýploma

Military School Dýploma (High School and university (College) and higher

University = College:

Some College (university)

Associate Degree - Associate´s degree

Bachelor Degree  BA degree - Bachelor´s degree

Master degree : MA Degree - Master´s degree

Some doctoral coursework

PhD. Degree : Doctoral Degree and higher

Doctorate / Prof Degree

…

None of the above

We have the same here in the states.  We also have what´s called a GED. (General Education Development Test).  People can take this test who decide to drop out of high school...I guess it´s equivalent to a high school diploma...but I think more frowned upon.

More or less the same in Poland:

Kindergarten certificate

Primary school certificate (after 6 years)

Middle school certificate (after 3 years)

Secondary school certificate (after 3 or 4 years)

Finishing secondary school you may take Matriculation Exam and get Matriculation Certificate, if you were in a technical secondary school you take Occupational Exam and get a Certificate

Then

B.A.

M.A.

Ph.D.

Professor´s Degree

I would also add Pre-School...  my little one attended Pre-School before starting Kindergarten

 Oh, don´t get me feeling sentimental now.  I remember my little guy´s preschool graduation...with the little paper graduation hats they made....his toothless smile.....how he gave everyone in the family a copy of his "diploma"!     Now he´s almost a teenager! 

No diploma´s for primary school (8 years, kindergarten 2 years included) in the Netherlands.

3 types of secundary school (4, 5 and 6 years)

4 types of intermediate vocational education (1, 2, 3 and 4 years)

higher vocational education (4 years)

university with bachelor and masters (time depending on faculty from 5 to 9 years)

post-academic courses

doctorate / professor´s degree

I remember mine too! lol!

they made me wera this teeny tiny hat and that jacket thing they wera lol, and they gave us a "diploma " too lol!!! But thatw as sooo long ago! I think he still has a reaaly long way till he becomes a teenaer lol , but parents never think so, i dont know why !

If it is compulsory education then why do you get a certificate?????

because we love the red tape

Nah, you need a certificate to get accepted into the next level - you´re admited to the next school depending on the results of the former one. With bad grades from primary school you´re unlikely to get into a good middle school etc. On each level you have about 14 subjects annually so that´s a pretty hard job. Additionally after each level you pass a national test

This is so unfair

We didn´t get any certificates at school

The only certificate I got was for Cycling Proficiency ... although I did get a pretty badge for "showing I could make a cup of tea" in the Brownies - does that count?