Question

True or false 1. The education in conducted in Kazakh language. 2. The secondary education is free of charge. 3. Usually children attend school that is far from home. 4. Primary schools for grades one through three 5. To be admitted to the institute one has to pass only oral exams. 6. Studying of foreign languages is of a special importance. ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. False

2. True

3. False

4. False

5. False

6. True

Answer 2

I can provide information based on my knowledge cutoff date in September 2021, but please note that circumstances may have changed since then.

1. True: In Kazakhstan, the primary language of instruction in schools is Kazakh. However, Russian is also widely used, and there are schools that offer education in Russian.

2. True: As of my last knowledge update in 2021, secondary education in Kazakhstan is generally provided free of charge in public schools. However, there may be some costs associated with textbooks, uniforms, and extracurricular activities.

3. False: In most cases, children in Kazakhstan attend schools that are relatively close to their homes. The distance between home and school can vary depending on the location, but it is not common for children to attend schools that are far from home unless they are in a rural area with limited educational facilities.

4. True: Primary education in Kazakhstan typically includes grades one through three.

5. False: To be admitted to higher education institutions (universities or institutes) in Kazakhstan, candidates usually have to pass both written and oral entrance exams, depending on the program they are applying for. The specific admission requirements can vary between institutions and programs.

6. True: The study of foreign languages, particularly English, is considered important in Kazakhstan, and it is often part of the curriculum in schools and universities. Proficiency in foreign languages can be valuable for international communication and career opportunities. However, the level of emphasis on foreign language study can vary between schools and regions.