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	History of Denmark
		Today, Denmark's balanced economy, in which much of its agricultural and industrial output is exported, gives the country one of the highest standards of living in the world.
		Denmark is subject to marine and continental air masses, and great differences occur in the day-to-day weather, depending on the direction of the prevailing winds.
		Industrial development, hitherto slowed in Denmark owing to the lack of raw materials for heavy industry, was aided by the growing demand for equipment in the food-processing industries, and by the end of the 19th century, numerous industrial items were being produced.
	www.pip.dknet.dk /~pip261/denmark.html (2863 words)

	ALICE - Denmark
		The concept of "general education" means that the the aim of the schools is personal development: By means of the teaching and the daily social dealings with other people, the students shall have the possibility of expanding their understanding of society and human relations.
		General adult education (AVU) is an offer of qualifying education which provides adults with a possibility of supplementing and updating their general education and of sitting for examinations at a level corresponding to the final form levels (9th-l0th forms) of the Folkeskole.
		The educational support which is granted as a compensation for the loss of salary in connection with the participation in courses during working hours corresponds to the highest unemployment benefit which amounts to approx.
	www.kaapeli.fi /~vsy/alice/cou/den.html (1531 words)

	Education in Denmark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Danish education system has its origin in the cathedral- and monastery schools established by the Roman Catholic Church in the early Middle Ages, and seven of the schools established in the 12th and 13th centuries still exist today.
		This educational base was maintained nearly unchanged until 1809, when the old Clergyman's School was transformed in accordance with the spirit of the time into a humanistic Civil Servant's School which was to "foster true humanity" through immersion in the ancient Greek and Latin cultures combined with some teaching of natural science and modern languages.
		In 1871, the scientific and technical development of the 19th century led to a division of the education into two lines: the languages and the mathematics-science line.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Education_in_Denmark (311 words)

	STRUCTURE OF EDUCATION SYSTEM IN DENMARK
		Education is largely the responsibility of the Ministry of Education.
		The degree is awarded by the universities/specialized higher education institutions upon completion of a research-based study programme concentrating from the first year on the major subject area chosen for the degree.
		In order to obtain permanent appointment, teachers in general upper secondary education are required to hold a university degree, normally in two subjects (major/minor) and to have completed a 1-year supplementary course including 6 months' further studies in the minor of the two university subjects and a 5-month teacher training course (paedagogikum).
	www.euroeducation.net /prof/denmarco.htm (3584 words)

	Education - Embassy of Denmark, Nepal
		Denmark has been involved in education in Nepal since 1992 and is currently supporting basic and primary education, including pre-school and non-formal education, "EFA 2004-09", as well as secondary education, "SESP 2003-09".
		The objective of the Danish assistance to the education sector is to assist the Nepalese Government in improving all children’s access to education, in enhancing the quality of public school education, and in developing institutional capacity.
		The aspiration is to improve the equality of education to bring in the substantial portion of the 15-20% of the primary school going age children, who are still outside the school system, such as many girls (25%), dalits (low caste), indigenous, disabled and other marginalized groups.
	www.ambkathmandu.um.dk /en/menu/DevelopmentCooperation/Education (738 words)

	Education
		Foreign students may be admitted to Danish higher education either as guest students, international students or as regular students along with the Danish applicants.
		Higher education comprises the university sector, which offers research based undergraduate and graduate programmes, as well as a parallel sector for professional bachelor and diploma programmes and more business oriented programmes.
		Most higher education institutions offer courses in English, and at graduate level several English programmes such as MBA and MPA programmes are available.
	www.workindenmark.dk /Education (357 words)

	Teacher education in Denmark - Teacher Education
		The social educator programme was established in 1992, replacing three programmes: social pedagogy, kindergarten pedagogy and leisure-time pedagogy.
		The Danish University of Education combines in one institution all the activities of the former institutions: the Royal Danish School of Educational Studies, the Danish National Institute for Education Research and the Danish School of Advanced Pedagogy, as well as the newly-established Learning Lab Danmark.
		Teachers in higher education institutions are required to have a degree at least equivalent to the level at which they are to teach.
	www.ciriusonline.dk /Default.aspx?ID=3765 (1065 words)

	Youth education denmark - WorkinDenmark
		Upper secondary education includes general and vocational education for young people around the age of 16 to 20, youth education denmark.
		In Denmark there are 2 main types of upper secondary education offered in English: 2-year IB programmes at general upper secondary schools (International Baccalaureate) and 3-year IBB programmes at vocational (i.e.
		Denmark needs foreign knowledge workers to contribute new expertise and thereby strengthen trade and industry, innovation and research in Denmark, youth education denmark.
	www.workindenmark.dk /workindk/erhen/youth_education_denmark.html (624 words)

	Education in Greenland
		During the '80's vocational education was decentralised with the establishment of local vocational schools in individual towns.
		The intention was to ensure a more local orientation in vocational education, create more educational centres and create possibilities for the rapidly increasing number of members of the society seeking education, to establish better cooperation among school administrators and more training sites, and to ensure a continuity in the career development of the country's youth.
		A two year educational residence at a local vocational school gives youths the qualifications to be "trainee" workers in their field and also gives them the possibility of completing their education at a two year "trainee" school with the writing of a journeyman's exam.
	www.ankn.uaf.edu /IEW/edgreen.html (3085 words)

	U.S. Denmark Partnership for Vocational Education
		The Danish vocational education and training system is more than 450 years old and can be described as a cultural bridgehead between the European (German) dual apprenticeship systems and the school-based models of the Nordic countries.
		A new structure http://www.uvm.dk/pub/2000/newstructure/of the vocational education and training system was implemented in January 2001.
		Besides vocational education programs vocational colleges offer vocationally oriented general upper secondary education programs http://www.uvm.dk/eng/publications/factsheets/fact4.htm that are primarily preparing students for business or technically oriented post secondary education.
	www.ed.gov /about/offices/list/ovae/pi/usdnmrk/dksys.html (494 words)

	Education in Copenhagen - COPENHAGEN CAPACITY, Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Similar, certificates, diplomas or degrees of higher education from other countries qualifying the holder for admission to an institution of higher education in those countries may be accepted in Denmark.
		Compulsory education is equivalent to the level of education in basic school.
		Higher education in Denmark is largely financed by the state, which finances the programmes irrespective of whether they take place at state or self-governing institutions.
	www.copcap.com /composite-1356.htm (540 words)

	Nordic Culture > The Danish Folkehøjskole - Scandinavica.com
		For one of the basic underlying educational principles is that the truly essential factor is not the subjects taught, but the people.
		This educational approach is a direct consequence of the legal basis on which the folkehøjskoler rest.
		Their principal task is to educate their students for life — in other words to shed light on some of the basic questions surrounding life for people in Denmark today, both as individuals and as members of society.
	www.scandinavica.com /culture/education/hojskole.htm (1372 words)

	Forest Education in Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		This is a mixed education with both theory but also rather a lot of practice.
		The education is in a number of stages where you first are practising in a forest district.
		This education is in the same school as the ranger in Hillerød.
	www.foresters.org /careers/denmark.htm (267 words)

	BBC News \| Education \| Denmark spends most on education
		Denmark spends more on education than any other European Union country, while Britain's spending exactly matches the average.
		The statistics, based on data from 1995, reveal Scandinavian countries to be the biggest spenders of public money on education, with Greece spending the least.
		Denmark also leads the league table for financial aid for students, again followed by Sweden in second and Greece spending least.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/education/202428.stm (299 words)

	Expanding Chiropractic Education in Denmark
		Editor's preface: In the 78 years since the first chiropractic office was opened in Denmark, the chiropractic profession has made steady inroads toward acceptance by the government and the general population.
		In 1997, the Danish minister of education announced the establishment of a fully state-funded five-year chiropractic program (see "Denmark University Establishes 5-Year Chiropractic Program" in the April 7, 1997 issue of DC).
		The latest chiropractic news out of Denmark is the opening of a new spinal clinic at the Ringe Hospital where the Odense chiropractic students will get most of their clinical training.
	www.chiroweb.com /archives/16/14/09.html (487 words)

	Secondary education in Denmark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The historical overview of general upper secondary education is divided into four headings, one covering the three-year Gymnasium, one covering the two-year Higher Preparatory Examination (HF), one covering the 3-year Higher Commercial Examination Programme (HHX), and one covering the three-year Higher Technical Examination Programme (HTX).
		The Higher Preparatory Examination (HF) was introduced in 1967 in a political climate that was characterised by a desire to extend educational possibilities to new groups in society.
		The basic social- and health-education programmes were introduced in 1991, and the basic education programme for educator assistants was introduced in 1997.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Danish_Secondary_Education (1154 words)

	Big Students' Demonstrations in Denmark on February 7
		Many schools in Denmark are in a very bad shape, and the whole education system has been neglected for several years and various cuts have been carried out.
		This would mean big problems for the whole of the education system, and even the complete closing down of some schools and colleges.
		It is clear that the deal between the government and the Danish People's Party was not at all a salvation of the education system and the postponing of some of the worst cuts was certainly not due to the Danish People's Party - it was a result of the developing opposition among the youth.
	www.marxist.com /Europe/denmark_students_demonstrations.html (1255 words)

	Education Denmark Europe Regional
		Denmark is losing both money and valuable knowledge sources as the...The Copenhagen Post, Denmark - Dec 18, 2006One reason for the decrease is the new requirement that students must now pay tuition themselves, whereas prior to fall 2006 education in Denmark was free.
		New Study Launched On Sexuality Education For Young People In 26...Medical News Today (press release), UK - Dec 17, 2006In countries such as Denmark and the Netherlands, sexuality education is widely accepted and supported, while objections are forcefully made in countries...
		Sexus pedagogicus not really in good formDestination Santé, France - Dec 20, 2006Moreover, the authors underline the fact that while sex education ?is largely accepted and supported in Denmark and in the Netherlands, it comes up against...
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Regional/Europe/Denmark/Education (326 words)

	Denmark.dk: Official website - Denmark - Education (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The Danish Education System offers a wide range of education on all levels â“ also for people with an international background.
		In Denmark there are nine years of schooling for everyone from the age of seven.
		Denmark (in English) - Dinamarca (en espanõl) - Dänemark (auf Deutsch) -
	copenhagen.denmark.dk /education-denmark.html (337 words)

	The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Education by Country - Denmark
		Established by the Danish Government in 2001, Learning Lab Denmark is a centre for research on learning, affiliated to the Danish University of Education.
		Learning Lab Denmark consists of a secretariat and seven research consortia: project clusters that conduct research and development activities under a thematic headline.
		The Aarhus School of Business is an independent institution of higher education located in Aarhus, Denmark.The school obtained its present university status in 1956, and its activities are financed by the Danish State.
	www.csu.edu.au /education/denmark.html (456 words)

	Danish Ministry of Education
		If Denmark is to meet the challenges of globalization, vocational education programmes must be attractive to and include growing numbers of youth with varied backgrounds and qualifications.
		The Minister for Education, Mr Bertel Haarder, addresses the subject of evaluation in schools.
		The new folder provides an overview of the Danish education system; from primary and lower secondary education to higher education and adult education and training.
	eng.uvm.dk (279 words)

	Education - British Council - Denmark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Whether you are interested in further, undergraduate or postgraduate education let us help you find your ideal course.
		Find out all you need to know about the education system here in Denmark, and a selection of useful resources to help you.
		We offer help with a wide range of education enquiries, so whether you are a student interested in studying in the UK, or taking an exam find out how we can help you.
	www.britishcouncil.org /denmark-education.htm (182 words)

	Niels Brock: Admissions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		A general upper secondary education in Denmark/Scandinavia (Upper Secondary School Leaving Examination, Higher Commercial Examination, Higher Technical Examination or Higher Preparatory Examination).
		A Danish vocational education supplemented with English level B and with Mathematics level B. Other appropriate education found to be acceptable at the discretion of Niels Brock.
		At least level C in the Danish educational system or equivalent qualifications.
	www.educationworldwideinc.com /niels_admissions.html (228 words)

	EDUCATION IN DENMARK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		In Denmark there is no law saying that all children must go to school, but there is one stating that all children must get an education equivalent to that of public school.
		To be accepted to the courses there are tests determining whether or not the applicant has the skills concidered necessary for the courses.
		In that case the applicant need to have some experience of journalistic work and must also be able to give specific reasons for wanting to work as a journalist is also important to be accepted to the Journalism part of the programme (the web site of the Roskilde University;http://www.jour.ruc.dk/direkte%20optag.htm).
	www.jmk.su.se /global03/project/education/martina/educ_denm.htm (424 words)

	Drug Education Denmark
		The Danish education system is good at multi-agency working.
		What in Denmark is fundamental, reflecting the recognition of the need for social and affective support for young people as well as their academic needs, is currently an 'add-on' in England.
		The Danish school system is less constrained by a prescriptive curriculum and can therefore respond more easily to immediate demands, needs and opportunities, including the whole range of social issues and education of which drug education forms a part.
	www.drugeducation.com /eu/Denmark.asp (103 words)

	National Library of Education
		The DPB is the main library of The Danish University of Education and also the main national collection in the fields of education, educational systems, educational psychology, the psychology of children and adolescents, and children's literature.
		A research centre established in 1998 to facilitate the use of the children's book collection, to promote research in children's literature through meetings, exhibitions and post-graduate studies, and to run a writers' school for authors of children's books.
		The plan is to digitize all the legal matter that has governed primary education in Denmark since 1814.
	inet.dpb.dpu.dk /survey/denmark_desc.html (860 words)

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