Sentence examples for certificate examination from inspiring English sources
Takala and Kaftandjieva (2000) modified the Rasch model to investigate DIF on the vocabulary section of Finnish Foreign Language Certificate Examination.
His schooling was unsuccessful however, and he failed his Fiji Junior Certificate Examination (tenth year) in 1984.
The examinations taken at age 16 are the Secondary Education Certificate SECC) exams, which have operated since 1994, before which the GCE Ordinary Level was used as a secondary certificate examination.
The Scottish Education Department introduced a Leaving Certificate Examination in 1888 to set national standards for secondary education and in 1890 school fees were abolished, creating a state-funded national system of free basic education and common examinations.
The Leaving Certificate Examination and Leaving Certificate plus HPAT-Ireland combined scores correlated with MCQ marks.
The HPAT- Ireland appears to measures ability in domains different to those assessed by the Leaving Certificate Examination.
Pupils who attend these schools, at all levels, sit for the same state certificate examinations as those in the normal state system.
Further, preschool teachers now have to pass at least five subjects (formerly three) in the secondary school certificate examinations.
Success in Secondary School Certificate and Higher Secondary Certificate examinations has high significance for students' future lives, for parents' social standing, for teachers' and schools' reputations, and for the government's public image.
In East Asia, Cheng (1997, 2004), conducting a series of studies to investigate the washback from the Hong Kong Certificate Examinations in English on teachers' perceptions towards their classroom teaching, discovered that these exams did impact on secondary teachers, but the impact varied in their perceptions and in the teaching methodologies they adopted.
The examinations taken at 18, those enabling entry into university, are the Matriculation Certificate examinations, based on the International Baccalaureate.
