Examples of using Basic education programme in English and their translations into French
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The first stage of the basic education programme is designed to teach a foundational knowledge of general, polytechnical, physical
Bilingual Youth and Adult Basic Education Programme: the beneficiaries in 2005 were 26.000 young people
Free primary school education had been instituted in 2000 and a basic education programme that gave priority to girls had been implemented with the support of UNICEF.
The Pastoralist Education Development Task Force has begun a Basic Education Programme in Afar, Somali, Gambella
The European Union's Support to Basic Education Programme is assisting Turkey in the preparation of both a First Phase Literacy Programme and a Second Phase Basic Education Programme for Adults.
The Fourth Basic Education Programme includes inter alia the following sub-components:(i)
is currently assisting in the development of a curriculum framework for a new adult basic education programme.
facilities through earmarked taxes, establishes a timetable for the Basic Education Programme and streamlines procedures to allow for swift action and implementation.
Persons who furnish the school director with the basic education certificate confirming the completion of the 6-year basic education programme or a certificate of the results of studies certifying the completion of 10 grades.
four-year preparatory cycle that made up the core of the Agency's basic education programme.
UNRWA's basic education programme continued to be carried out in accordance with host government education programmes, as noted earlier.
The quality of education will be enhanced through the"Basic Education Programme" created in line with the loan agreement with the World Bank;
The UNRWA basic education programme consisted of a six-year elementary cycle and a three-year
the Government had launched a universal basic education programme, opened several schools for girls' literacy
The basic education programme of UNRWA consists of a six-year elementary cycle
Between 1990-2000, under the World Bank's Fourth Basic Education Programme, 13 new Early Childhood Care
the Government has implemented a basic education programme through which grants are offered to refugee children to encourage them to enter and remain in the school system.
The 2002 to 2006 five-year plan, which was extended to 2007, of the UNICEF basic education programme has made it possible to construct two school buildings
The Agency's basic education programme consists of a six-year elementary cycle and either a three- or a four-year preparatory cycle,
In the basic education programme physical education, art, music, a third language,