Sentence examples for indigenous enrolments from inspiring English sources

Curtin University is committed to increasing the combined number of lower SES and Indigenous enrolments to 20% (currently 11%).

It's tough to predict how people will vote, with a turnover rate of about 30% of the non-Indigenous population between elections and, according to the NT electoral commission, an Indigenous enrolment rate of less than 50% in some places.

In Australia, Indigenous student enrolments are only about half what they should be, again given their share of the national population.

These issues gave rise to trialling three assessment strategies: diagnostic, scenario and simulated assessment in a project that investigated the teaching and learning of numeracy in Vocational Education and Training VETT) courses with high Indigenous student enrolments.

Governments insist that poor literacy rates and remote living accounts for an estimated Indigenous voting enrolment rate of 58%.

At enrolment, a dedicated Indigenous research officer completes a comprehensive questionnaire with the child and their guardian.

Mean CD4 counts were also similar between Indigenous and non-Indigenous participants at enrolment to AHOD (530/mm SD 306/mm) & 522/mm SD 278/mm; respectively; p = 0.858).

Indigenous children tend to have low school enrolment rates.

School enrolment is low, especially amongst the indigenous and Afro-Ecuadorians of whom only 39 per cent complete primary school.

Primary school enrolment is significantly lower amongst the indigenous population of Borneo than in the rest of the country.

Indigenous children, who already have lower rates of childcare enrolment, would be disadvantaged by the so-called activity test, providers warn.