Sentence examples for higher level courses from inspiring English sources
One of his greatest concerns, said Dr. Sherman, was that minority students "were under-represented in the higher level courses".
State colleges and universities require students to pass a standardized test either upon leaving high school or once enrolled in order to take higher level courses.
Students say that they are not well prepared for classroom responsibilities, especially teaching higher level courses.
City and Guilds, the body behind many vocational qualifications and apprenticeships, says it has seen a dramatic rise in applications to higher level courses.
Your son can still get into higher education with two A-levels and, as you also say that he may be interested in an apprenticeship, I would suggest that he goes along to his local college to discuss his options which could include a foundation degree or other higher level courses.
Rothstein observes that the church also has a strong financial motivation to keep members from accessing higher level courses, as devotees are required to make large payments to obtain them.
Rebecca did well enough in school testing that she was allowed to skip over the first two English composition courses and take Literary Masterpieces -- a higher level course -- in her first semester.
One student she knows, for example, had struggled at school, but at college studied a level 1 foundation programme (general skills equivalent to GCSE grades D-G), and then was able to go on to a higher level course.
In general, the model raised attendance, completion of high level courses, the number of credits earned, and promotion to 10th and 11th grade.
He says: "It was set up because of growing evidence that public sector policymakers and managers were facing increasingly complex challenges and needed a high level course which helped to enhance both their knowledge and their capability to lead and manage change and improvement in public services".
