Sentence examples for completing their secondary from inspiring English sources

A further 21 students are completing their secondary schooling at the American University in Yola.

The OECD's 2015 Skills Outlook recommends that British policymakers "concentrate on helping the Neets to re-engage with education or the labour market," especially in tackling the high proportion of those aged 16-to-24 16-to-24 16-to-24whohout compleaveg their schoolary education.

Working with the community is an important factor to support shifting attitudes and beliefs that could impede girls completing their secondary education.

As the artists note in the voiceover, quoting Argentina's Fundación Huésped (Guest Foundation), "Six out of ten transgender women and seven out of ten transgender men failed at completing their secondary school education".

After completing their secondary education, students typically enroll in schools that have a higher secondary facility and are affiliated with the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education, the ICSE, or the CBSE.

After completing their secondary education, students typically enroll in higher secondary schools affiliated with the Uttar Pradesh Board of High School and Intermediate Education, the ICSE or the CBSE.

But there has not been the same drive to ensure that girls complete their secondary education.

All of the program's graduates have completed their secondary education and gone on to college.

We believe that, with the right support, it's possible for all children to complete their secondary education with a storehouse of general knowledge ­– and we draw inspiration from a number of schools that manage this successfully, such as Mossbourne in Hackney and the Renaissance Arts Academy in Los Angeles.

Eighty-three percent of American students from high-income families graduate from high school, but only 51percentt of low-income students will complete their secondary education.

One possible explanation for this trend is that more adults are returning to school to complete their secondary and tertiary education.