Sentence examples for enrolment certificate from inspiring English sources

The proportion who reported paying for an administrative procedure (such as enrolment certificate or student ID) was similar in 2000 (9%) and 2007 (8%).

This program requires participant enrolment in the Certificate II in Metals and Engineering course at the local technical college.

They said the most common administrative procedures for which students had to make unofficial payments were: obtaining a student identification card and certificate of enrolment, registration for a re-examination, and fast access to ones grades.

The acknowledgment of the importance of getting a certificate before enrolment was also recoded as a dichotomous variable (important/very important vs limited importance/not important).

As requirements for completion vary across courses, completion rates have been calculated as the percentage of students (out of the total course enrolment) who received a certificate for the course [ 20].

He explained that birth registration guarantees a birth certificate which is essential to access key services such as school enrolment, health treatment, social security benefits, opening a bank account, obtaining a passport to travel overseas, as well as supporting the enforcement of minimum age legislation as in the case of child marriage or children getting in contact with the justice system.

Enrolment required a Padi Open Water certificate, which I had, but my 30-plus dives straddled two decades and there had been a five-year hiatus prior to my first Seychelles dive.

Out of the 69 students who assumed that getting a certificate is important before enrolment (important/very important), 17 (24.6%) were finally certified, as compared to only 8 (11.6%) certified students out of the 67 who were not concerned about receiving a certificate at the time of enrolment (important to some extent/not important; 11.9%); p<0.001.

For instance, in Tanzania, a birth certificate is required for university enrolment, but the state has traditionally failed to register more than 30% of its people.

Acceptable documents include civil ID card, birth certificate, family book, passport and military card, otherwise enrolment in the study was denied.

We also noted several other items that were not included in all full clinical study reports that could introduce other biases: Certificates of analysis for the intervention/placebo preparations Patient enrolment dates explicitly reported (only trial inception and cessation dates are given; in zanamivir trials these are partially redacted) Explicitly reported date of trial unblinding.