Sentence examples for compulsory study from inspiring English sources
Others run compulsory study weekends or summer schools.
The compulsory study of Roman law was being eroded.
History: primary pupils expected to study history up to 1066, including compulsory study of ancient Greece, and comparison of significant figures including Rosa Parks and Tim Berners-Lee.
The MPs' report also finds that there is a strong argument for saying that 16- and 17-year-olds subject to compulsory study or training should be eligible for free or subsidised travel.
Henley Business School has a compulsory study visit to South Africa for MBA participants to work with NGOs and is now branching out and introducing an elective study visit to China for those on its flexible executive MBA.
The beginning of 1991 saw the country in the grip of strikes by workers and students, who demanded the removal of Hoxha's name from the university, and an end to the compulsory study of Marxist-Leninist theory.
This might be partly due to the benefits of the Swiss apprenticeship system, in which about two-thirds of all young people enroll after completing their compulsory studies.
The EIP included three parts: 1) compulsory studies of the national VBSC guidelines [ 7] prior to education: 2) compulsory attendance at two oral lectures: 3) participants were to respond adequately to six written examination questions (randomly chosen from a bank with 24 questions) addressing education content.
§ Level of education: 1: End of compulsory studies; 2: Sixth form college diploma NVQ equivalent; 3: 12th grade diploma or A' level in Technical or professional studies; 4: University, college (higher education) diploma BTEC HND equivalent or first degree; 5: University, or specialised school diploma (higher education) Master or Doctorate / Engineer equivalent.
It is used as a teaching aid in America and Scandinavia; it's a compulsory subject of study in at least one Swedish school.
In contrast, so far palliative medicine has not been a compulsory field in the study of medicine, which leads to most medicine students getting into the job without any noteworthy knowledge of palliative care.
