Examples of using Upper secondary in English and their translations into Finnish
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expenditures on R& D, patent applications, and the share of the labour force with at least upper secondary education.
These developments have of course profound impacts on the percentage of the adult population with at least upper secondary education.
general strands of upper secondary education.
The EU benchmark is that by 2010 at least 85% of young people should have completed upper secondary education.
reduce progressively the share who do not complete upper secondary level.
The Commission invites the Council to adopt the following European benchmark on population having completed upper secondary education.
is not sufficient to achieve the 2010 objective at least 85% of 22-year-olds to complete at least upper secondary education.
Education: There is also research showing that people with tertiary education enjoy considerably better health than those with less than upper secondary education, in part because they have greater awareness of risks.
students, 1999/00(a)Percentage of people who do not have an upper secondary qualification.
Educational level lower than upper secondary(lower secondary
Educational level lower than upper secondary; persons aged 25 to 64 years-old(1995), OECD Employment Outlook 1998.
United Kingdom(E/W and NI): There is no separate upper secondary vocational education.
Spain:(a) Lower secondary and upper secondary general and vocational;(b)
Ireland:(a) Primary, lower secondary and upper secondary general;(b) there is no separate vocational secondary sector.
In addition, Denmark is launching awareness-raising campaigns targeted at upper secondary schools in 2002-4,
Number of girls to every 100 boys in upper secondary education, by type of education, 1993/94.
Seventy-two percent of Greek adults aged 25-64 have completed upper secondary education, which is slightly less than the OECD average of 74 percent.
EU info days are free of charge and they are organised in lower and upper secondary schools in Finland.
The system of upper secondary education in Sweden has been reformed recently;
Map E1 depicts the proportion of upper secondary pupils in general education in each of the NUTS 1 regions.