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Education in Australia is a state responsibility, except in Canberra where it is funded by the federal government. State education departments run the government schools and set the policies for educational practice and standards for all schools.
Non-government schools, run by religious and other groups, exist in all states. Special provision is made for inaccessible outback areas, with modern technologies bringing teaching to the bush. Schooling is compulsory from age 5-6 to age 15-16 in all states. After their final year at school, students sit for the Higher School Certificate (HSC). Universities and independent of state control are funded by the federal government.
The overall purpose of the passage is to _____________________
compare the key similarities and differences between government and non-government schools in Australia provide a brief introduction to the main aspects of the Australian education system. provide a brief introduction to the main aspects of the Australian education system. advise on the ages of compulsory education in Australia. explain the technologies and policies in place to assist those students living in remote areas of Australia