Although Romanian education is much cheaper, from one year to the next more and more students

choose to leave Romania for European countries in which to study in the major schools and universities
of the world, where they get scholarships that ensure a bright future. The educational institutions
abroad delight most Romanian schools and non-conformist teachers, from whom they have something
to learn. While children in Romania are still studying in dilapidated classrooms, with old furniture, in
which they have not invested for years, in other European countries the schools are equipped with the
latest equipment, colorful and cheerful, and teachers teach from the center and not in front of the
students. Teachers in Finland, for example, must complete a five-year college degree and a master's
degree in pedagogy before reaching the department. Arriving in front of the students, tave full freedom
to spend from the school budget and decide for themswhat they will teach. If in Finland students are
encouraged to study especially the subjects they do best, in Romania children are obliged to learn in all
the subjects of education provided in the school curriculum. The Romanian authorities are aware of
these differences between our education system and the one abroad, but they say that there is no
money to raise us to their level, but they want to take the e