Примеры использования Upper secondary schools на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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lower secondary schools, upper secondary schools and higher education.
The number of female students who passed exams in upper secondary schools increased from 13,290(39.76 percent)
Moreover, the Law on Cultural Autonomy for National Minorities also grants all minority groups the right to establish private schools, including upper secondary schools, with their own language of instruction
as Engineers!" is an innovative project promoting technical faculties among young women- students of upper secondary schools.
grade 10 in intermediate secondary schools and up to grade 13 in upper secondary schools.
including the new Comprehensive Schools Act(628/1998), the Upper Secondary Schools Act(629/1998) and the Act on Vocational Training 630/1998.
including the Comprehensive Schools Act(628/1998), the Upper Secondary Schools Act(629/1998) and the Act on Vocational Training 630/1998.
the advancement rate in high schools(excluding those students advancing to correspondence courses in upper secondary schools) stood at 96.7% for girls(95.0% for boys),
The Norwegian national curriculum guidelines for primary, lower and upper secondary schools contains a separate chapter on the environmentally aware human being,
According to the Basic Schools and Upper Secondary Schools Act persons who have passed the minimum permitted school-leaving age
Asylum seekers under the age of 18 may still be admitted into upper secondary schools while awaiting a decision on their application for a residence permit, but they do not
basic education and upper secondary schools, the basic values were human rights,
auxiliary staff in Lower and Upper Secondary Schools), where working hours are spread over six days.
The Law proceeds from the assumption that by the year 2000 graduates of the Russian-medium basic schools will have gained sufficient knowledge of Estonian to continue their studies in upper secondary schools.
Under the Government regulation, as of the school year 2011/2012 Estonian upper secondary schools must ensure instruction in Estonian to the extent of at least 60% of the minimum compulsory curriculum to pupils entering the tenth school year.
lower secondary and upper secondary schools, in professional training institutions
basic schools(grades 1 to 9) or upper secondary schools that also teach basic school curricula.
The Committee welcomes the fact that the Optional Protocol is included in an obligatory curricular subject on"Education for Security" in the lower and upper secondary schools where it is integrated in learning about international
health promotion in upper secondary schools.
the number of optional courses provided for in the national curriculum for upper secondary schools is smaller;