Sentence examples for diploma structure from inspiring English sources

But heads have been disappointed that there seems to be some confusion in the higher levels of government about the future of A-levels and GCSEs within the new diploma structure.

It was ministers who designed the Sats regime; it was ministers who overloaded the testing and examination system with huge additional complexity this year; and it was specifically the secretary of state, Ed Balls, who ignored the warning signs over Sats, and instead told the exams watchdog to concentrate on his pet plans for more new tests and an ever more confusing diploma structure.

Its proposals, in 2004, for a baccalaureate-style diploma structure, encompassing both academic and vocational studies and absorbing (but not wholly superseding) GCSEs and A-levels, drew almost universal applause, with teachers' unions, universities and the CBI in agreement on their merits.

This is not a problem, says the government, because diplomas have a "flexible structure" and offer the kind of hands-on learning that will motivate.

The Diploma in Mass Communication is structured around the fundamentals of mass communication theory, applications, and practice, with an emphasis on organizational ability and creativity.

The diploma, due to its unique structure, addresses a specific Ghanaian need by allowing nurses to work and train concurrently.

She also attended the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, where she studied Greek metrical structures, and she received a diploma in Classics there in 1976.

The debate involves more than just how diplomas or classes are structured.