Sentence examples for different syllabuses from inspiring English sources

Having different exam boards offer different syllabuses leads to the temptation to look for the easiest.

He also wants to stop exam boards competing to offer schools different syllabuses in the same subjects.

What is taught is largely locally determined, with no fewer than 151 slightly different syllabuses in operation - hence the need for guidelines.

Do you believe, as I do, there should not be various profit-seeking exam boards with lots of different syllabuses and instead, there should be one standardised board that controls everything?

Nevertheless we have found a substantial cohort of individuals who have taken both MRCGP and MRCP UK), two separate postgraduate examinations, which have different syllabuses, different methods of measurement, and are run by entirely separate organizations.

And his first few days back in office reflect not what he may have learnt last term, but the decades spent studying a different syllabus.

As for "The Matrix," well, that's a whole different syllabus, since Neo, in his fetching leather trench coat, must karate-kick his way through a series of ancient philosophical conundrums about the nature of free will, the ontological status of reality and the metaphysical endowments of Italian actresses.

This is because juniors are often graded on a slightly different syllabus to adults.

Instead, there are definitions of expected goals related to competence that are stated in different course syllabuses.

"If students use different terms," the syllabus says, "make sure they understand the relationship between both sets of terms".

Jack Green, 16, a pupil at South Hunsley school in North Ferriby, East Yorkshire, said pupils were "worried" about their grades as they thought the exam was very different to the syllabus they had been taught.