Sentence examples for compulsory academic from inspiring English sources

Some American states, such as Texas, have recently brought in compulsory academic examinations in maths, all three sciences, English language and literature, history and geography.

While not critical, general post-compulsory (academic and vocational) qualifications of your coach will strengthen their credentials.

Posted on a door, a note says that it is compulsory for academic and administrative staff members to attend a crash course on "Capital" by Karl Marx; sanctions loom if they do not attend.

The Congress Government of Madras Presidency under Omandur Ramasamy Reddiar complied and made Hindi compulsory from the academic year 1948 49.

Despite many interruptions to his academic career including compulsory labor on farms and in a coal mine during the Cultural Revolution Fang kept abreast of modern astronomy and resumed publishing academic papers in 1976.

Staff at Keele University yesterday rejected plans for the compulsory redundancies of 34 academics.

Over her tenure, Mrs. Ford, 67, had introduced new academic thrusts — including a compulsory course in ethics.

His academic passions continued after compulsory retirement at 65, focusing on the philosophy of science and the relationship between science and religion.

Once they get around to school work next week, the emphasis will be firmly on traditional academic subjects – Latin is compulsory to 14 and history to 16.

Children in the vocational track were much more likely to leave school at the minimum compulsory age, while those in the academic track could go on to higher secondary school and university, see Harmon and Walker (1995).

Some schools delivered programs that ran for only one semester (approximately 20 weeks) or one term (approximately 10 weeks) of the academic year, even in the compulsory years of foreign language education.