Education is one of the most important things for a person's life, not only that education also plays a major role for the progress and development of a nation. A nation that is advanced and great certainly supported by the quality of adequate education for its citizens.
In Indonesia alone, the Government through various programs seeks to encourage the advancement of education, with a passion to produce skilled Individuals who have noble character and noble virtuous character. So even in the Opening Order of the 1945 Act, it is clear that education is one thing that is the responsibility of the State and Society at large.
Various sources say, that the education is still far away from the results and educational goals itself is not only happening in Indonesia, some countries are experiencing similar things.
German
In Germany, education is entirely a matter of state, which has nothing to do with the political affairs of the federal government. The other side of free education ranging from middle to high level makes the university in Germany is a reference for prospective European students even the World.
United States of America
For those of you who think that Uncle Sam's country is the best the world in the education system seems to need to see this figure. Literacy numbers range from 99% (both male & female, Russia 100% assuming rounding). 81.500.000 Registered students per year with 38% in primary (equivalent to SD-SMA), 26% higher education
(University) 85% of US Students have attained secondary diploma (Bachelor). While approximately 30% learn to be holders of post-secondary diplomas (Doctoral and Postdoctoral). All citizens are entitled to free education until high school education.
New Zealand
The willingness of the Government The official English-speaking and Maori-speaking countries seem to be undervalued, although most survey results state that this country is one of the best-educated systems. This figure is based on the willingness of its citizens to get an education not on their educational achievements.
Canada
The educational calendar in Canada varies between 180-190 days, delivering impressive results with highly qualified and competitive college graduates, and the government's focus on early childhood education also contributes to the advancement of education in the country.
Netherlands
The low investment in education, planning and management of education mainly in the sector of high school education, has put the Dutch in this order.
Ireland
Although the literacy rate of 99% for males and females, the absence of tuition fees ranging from beginning, intermediate to college, has not been able to make one of the countries in the British Empire reach a better ranking.
Poland
The Polish Ministry of Education has designed a model of Education to be an Education business in the country. This has led to a high level of investment in the Education Sector which puts it the 4th best country in Europe and 10th in the World.