Teacher, how long is compulsory education in Canada? Is it the same as China?

Canada is a bilingual country, English and French are the official languages, and primary schools begin to learn French from the fourth grade.

Ma Fanzhe, a teacher studying in Lanzhou in 360, pointed out that compulsory education is generally 12 years, with different omissions. 6-year primary school, including 1 year kindergarten (half-day); The middle school is 6 years, including 4 years in junior high school and 2 years in senior high school (some provinces have college preparatory courses). Grade 7- 10 in middle school is equivalent to 1 grade, and grade1-12 is equivalent to grade 2 and grade 3 in China. In Canada, there is no senior high school entrance examination and college entrance examination, and primary and secondary schools are single-track system. 10 grade implements the credit system, and students need to complete 80 credits in 10- 12 grade. At least 16 is the course credit of 12 grade and the language credit of 12 grade. As long as you complete the requirements, you can get the diploma, and then decide the future development direction after graduation. Applying for a university only needs to provide middle school grades, which is very different from the domestic mode of further study. Compared with the domestic senior high school entrance examination and college entrance examination, Canada's further education is very easy, so-called lenient entry and strict exit.