Sentence examples for medium educational levels from inspiring English sources

Studies show that one of the key aspects in order to prevent early school abandonment and hence boost medium educational levels is a well-functioning vocational training system (Gangl (2003), Haywood and Tallmadge (1995), Digest (1987), Plank et al. (2005) and Field et al. (2007)).

For subjects with low and medium educational levels, the data-collection method involved questionnaire-based face-to-face interviews.

These two different ways of collecting data (questionnaire-based face-to-face interviews for subjects with low and medium educational levels and self-completion for subjects with a high educational level) are likely to have introduced a bias.

Pilot surveys and previous research have shown that subjects with low and medium educational levels, especially in rural areas, generally do not have the ability to complete questionnaires, so self completion of the questionnaires was not an option.

a) Low: combination of low educational level and low per capita income Medium: combination of medium educational level and medium per capita income High: combination of high educational level and high per capita income The impact of diabetes on LE differs by income (table 3).

In the analyses the variable was entered as a categorical variable: low educational level = less than 7 years of education, medium educational level = 7 9 years of education and high educational level = up to 12 years or university/college.

One fifth (21.3%) of the respondents had a low level of education (none, primary school or prevocational education), 54.8% had a medium educational level (secondary or vocational education), 20.3% a high educational level (higher education or university), and 3.6% unknown.

About half of the VIP respondents had a medium educational level (48%), while 26% had basic education.

About 77% (n = 103) of women had medium educational level and a similar proportion had low and high education: 11% (n = 15) and 12% (n = 16), respectively.

The highest level of educational attainment was associated with lower disengagement, while this was not the case for a medium educational level.

This field of study corresponds only to a medium educational level, while the lowest percentages of NEETs refer to young people choosing general programmes of studies, medicine and agricultural fields.