Sentence examples for compulsory to study from inspiring English sources

Gove said the government may make it compulsory to study foreign languages up to GCSE.

No sociology A-level would be complete without making it compulsory to study how people are responding to the new rules of the digital global village.

It is made compulsory to study Kuala Lumpur urban growth.

In the new curriculum it is now compulsory for students to study all three.

It also corrects the mistake of the old curriculum by making it now compulsory for children to study the entire history of pre-1066 Britain.

A DfE spokesman said it is compulsory for every student to study RE up to 16, adding that success in RE GCSE "continues to be recognised in the annual GCSE tables, as well as being a valuable qualification in its own right".

As a result, vocational studies of first grade (FP-I, ages 14 to 16) were eliminated and all students from that range of age were forced to study secondary compulsory education.

It used to be compulsory for secondary school pupils to study foreign languages until 16, but this was dropped in September 2004, and they became optional for students over the age of 14.

Back home, we need to study eight compulsory subjects throughout school and sit a standard nine-hour exam that decides if you can go to public university or not.

To investigate the attitudes of premarital couples towards the premarital screening program after the abolition of compulsory screening in China and to study the factors influencing participation.

However, there is a need to develop the curriculum geared towards a flexible approach, just like accredited MPH programs in developed countries, which allow students to study core (compulsory) and optional (elective) subjects.