Examples of using Optional subject in English and their translations into Spanish
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In grades 3 and 4 of church secondary schools religion is included as compulsory optional subject with a possibility of a school-leaving exam.
Human rights were not included in the secondary school curriculum and were an optional subject for law students.
An optional subject includes cross-cutting training(6 ECTS credits), which consists in activities established by the Spanish Order
An obligatory course of jurisprudence has been introduced in the general preparatory curricula, as well as the optional subject"Man and society",
An optional subject includes cross-cutting training(6 ECTS),
The students will take an optional subject in 1 st
Pupils are acquainted with human rights within the optional subject Civic Education,
students whose mother tongue is not Serbian are provided with the optional subject"Mother Tongue",
has been offered more as an optional subject at primary school level,
20 per cent general culture and 20 per cent an optional subject related to the country concerned.
of these different courses, and is offered as an optional subject.
not as an optional subject but as a mandatory obligation of the educational system of each country.
It is certainly the right of Croatia to introduce religious instruction in school curricula as an optional subject, scheduled for second
Italians(one group) studied their mother tongue and culture as an optional subject within the school curriculum.
religion is taught as an optional subject.
The State party wishes to state that this provision is complied with in the school curricula as religious education is an optional subject and is not binding on any pupil.
A comprehensive course on human rights law was introduced as an optional subject in the final year of study in the Bachelor of Laws degree in the Faculty of Law at the University of Colombo in 1993.
The Ministry of Education and Sport also provided tuition in minority languages as an optional subject: 19,000 pupils had learned an additional foreign language in the school year 2009/10, and the curricula were
and they count as an optional subject.
national minorities could, however, study their mother tongue as an optional subject.