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BECS ARTICLE STRUCTURE

BECS categorises its content into three main sections; topic, education level and country with each of these sections fitting together in the country-specific article content. As you can see below, article titles can be broken down into these three sections.

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The articles cover a wide range of carefully selected topics within the six education levels of early childhood, childhood, youth, primary, secondary and higher education. 

These articles are consistently structured and templated by subheading to allow users to make seamless and direct comparisons between countries. They enable a comprehensive understanding of education systems as well as childhood and youth experience. 

For example, if a user were studying Initial Teacher Education in Early Childhood Education across the world – they could directly compare articles on this topic across countries such as Canada, Australia, Egypt and the Philippines.

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To easily find articles to compare, use the clickable image tiles on the homepage to navigate to article browse pages, which are grouped by education level.

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You can also access the article browse pages via these quick links: