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VOCABULARY
pupil – uczeń
undergraduate – student
graduate – absolwent
to graduate – ukończyć studia
postgraduate – student podyplomowy
infant school – niższy oddział szkoły podstawowej
junior school – szkoła podstawowa
secondary school – szkoła średnia
sixth form (college) - szkoła śresnia
degree - stopień naukowy
PhD - doktorat
LESSON 39
pupil, student, graduate, undergraduate, postgraduate


Hugh: Pupils go to school. Pupils learn at school. When they’re four they go to infant school, when they are 7 – they start junior school. After they’ve finished junior school, they go to secondary school. They take O-levels at the age of 16. They can leave secondary school at the age of 16. But most pupils stay at school. They study for their A-levels. At the age of 18 they take their A-levels and leave school for good.

Hugh: School leavers either go into higher education or go to work. Those who decide to go into higher education apply for a place at university or college. They become students. Sometimes they decide to wait a year before they go to university or college. They take a gap year and go travelling all over the world. Those who decide to go into employment become employees. They go to work and earn money.

Hugh: So, do you remember what you did when you were a student? You left home, probably. You got drunk, you had fun, and you skipped lectures. In your free time you probably also studied. While you were studying for your first degree – you were an undergraduate. When you finished studying for your first degree – you graduated. You became a graduate. You got your first degree. If you decided to continue your studies – do research for a PhD or go on a postgraduate course for example – you became a postgraduate.

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OBJAŚNIENIA

undergraduate – student, który nie otrzymał jeszcze dyplomu (magistrant, licencjant)

graduate – absolwent (magister, licencjat)

to graduate – ukończyć studia

postgraduate – student podyplomowy, z tytułem akademickim (doktorant)

infant school – niższy oddział szkoły podstawowej (4-7 lat)

junior school – szkoła podstawowa (7-11 lat)

secondary school – szkoła średnia (11-16 lat. Po zdaniu egzaminów O-levels, w wieku 16-tu lat otrzymuje się GCSE – General Certificate of Secondary Education - świadectwo ukończenia szkoły średniej)

sixth form (college) - szkoła średnia (16-18 lat. W wieku 18-tu lat zdaje się egzaminy A-levels. Stopnie decydują o tym, na jaki uniwersytet student zostanie przyjęty)

a gap year - rok przerwy między ukończeniem szkoły średniej (A-levels) i podjęciem studiów

zauważ:

you start school
you go to school
you learn at school
you miss school
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you finish school
you leave school


you apply for a place at university
you become a student
you start university - or
you may decide to take a gap year
you go to university
you study at university
you study for your first degree
you’re called an undergraduate
then you get a degree
you graduate
you are a graduate
after graduation …
you may decide to go on a postgraduate course
when you finish it – you become a postgraduate


graduation – ukończenie studiów wyższych
graduation (ceremony) - uroczystośc nadania dyplomów akademickich


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