Примеры использования Upper secondary school на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For example, students in Spain develop English skills much more quickly in lower secondary school than in upper secondary school.
pupils in comprehensive and upper secondary school may also be given supplementary education,
Paragraph 85 of the report described the rules concerning religious studies in upper secondary school.
The weekly days off of Lower and Upper Secondary School Teachers are Sunday
48.8% at comprehensive school, 57.3% at upper secondary school, and 49% in vocational education.
families with three or more children, or with children in upper secondary school.
The new curricula for the upper secondary school is also expected to take effect in 1998.
All students who have completed their compulsory education have the legal right to enrol in an upper secondary school, regardless of their results.
In 1997, some 83 per cent of the pupils graduated at the end of their third year at upper secondary school.
Research has a special programme aimed at reducing dropout rates from upper secondary school, called"Ny Giv" New Possibilities.
This study addressed the views of comprehensive school and upper secondary school teachers on the education of immigrant children and immigrants in general.
The upper secondary school is a general education school, which follows on from basic school and has a nominal study period of three years.
In 1999/2000, there was no enrolment for upper secondary school in Oddar Meanchey Province
offer educational services to Upper Secondary School 6 of Kaspiysk,
Every year, the upper secondary school carries out a variety of projects with Finnish
The upper secondary school has a cooperation agreement with the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom,
technical occupation fields for girls in lower and upper secondary school Hesse.
The municipalities are responsible for offering education at the compulsory and upper secondary school levels and for adult education.
About 98 per cent of the pupils completing their compulsory comprehensive school education apply to continue studying at an upper secondary school.
Disabled persons enter upper secondary school, vocational or higher education less often than other persons of their age.