/r/ukeducation
For the United Kingdom of Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) and Northern Ireland; UK related Education News, Politics, Employment, Research, Pedagogy, Society, Culture and discussion for all levels of UK education from Primary to HE, both public and private funded.
For the United Kingdom of Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) and Northern Ireland; Education related News, Politics, Employment, Research, Pedagogy, Society, Culture and discussion that are UK related
FAQ
Questions about UK University courses or admissions? https://www.ucas.com
Want to compare different Universities and courses? https://discoveruni.gov.uk/course-finder/results/
Questions about UK college courses or admissions? https://www.gov.uk/further-education-courses/find-a-course
Questions about apprenticeships? https://www.gov.uk/apply-apprenticeship
Questions about student finance? https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/student-loans-company
How do I check my UK degree is real? https://hedd.ac.uk/
Coming to the UK to study and have visa questions? https://www.gov.uk/student-visa
Want to compare primary and secondary education providers? https://www.gov.uk/school-performance-tables
Rules for UK Education
/r/UKeducation enforces the Reddit Content Policy. Do not dehumanise, be racist, attack vulnerable groups or otherwise display prejudice.
Submissions:
s1 – Substantial UK education relevance.
s2 – Article submissions must retain the source headline and contain no selftext.
s3 - No image posts which are political, bad quality, or memes.
s4 – No petitions, fundraising, or solicitation.
s5 – No low-effort selfposts.
s6 - Social media restrictions.
s7 – YouTube/video restrictions.
s8 - No meta submissions.
s9 - No duplicates.
s10 - No articles older than 1 month.
s11 - Use the megathread if related.
Users/General:
u1 – No Brigading.
u2 – Flairs are for locations only.
u3 – No bots or novelty accounts.
u4 – No personal attacks.
u5 - No single-focus accounts.
u7 - No obfuscated links.
u8 - Be excellent.
/r/ukeducation
I am going to go to us university next year and I have a few questions I tried goggling but it doesn't help.what is credit system us is it marks system. If you get enough credit can you pass.and how long is a minor how long does it take to pass .how many year does it take to get a minor degree