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1. How is the Russian educational system arranged?
2. Where do Russian children get primary education?
3. How long does secondary education last?
4. What are the ways to complete secondary education?
5. What is a Certificate of Complete Secondary Education?
6. What did they have to pass at the end of the 11th form?
7. Why did the system of education begin to change in Russia?
8. How is higher education in European countries organised?
9. What degrees are provided by Russian universities?
10. Who is eligible for post-graduate courses?
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