The pass rate has also steadily grown since the qualification was introduced.
The first tournament was held in 1930; qualification was introduced for 1934; the first Asian team (the Dutch East Indies or, as they are called now, Indonesia) featured in 1938; British teams took part in 1950; the 1954 World Cup was the first on TV; all four Home Nations competed for the first (and, so far, only) time in 1958.
The qualification was introduced about a decade ago, with the aim of offering teenagers a more rounded education than academic subjects alone.
Rod Bristow, president of UK and core markets at Pearson, said: "As the new GCSE qualifications are introduced into schools for teaching, we will continue to work with the regulator and other exam boards to ensure a fair system for learners and clear information for teachers".
More support materials for new qualifications being introduced in Scottish secondary schools have been published.
In 2002, the new Requirements for Teachers' Qualifications were introduced and pedagogues' verification stipulation and procedure were supplemented.
Since this work was not known to Boethius, both authors seem to have known some earlier Greek discussions in which these qualifications were introduced.
Pearson chief executive Rod Bristow said: "As the new GCSE qualifications are introduced into schools for teaching, we will continue to work with the regulator and other exam boards to ensure a fair system for learners and clear information for teachers".
Such qualifications were introduced under the House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975 and the British Nationality Act 1981.
Qualification of electric penetration assemblies for CAP series nuclear power plant is introduced, including identification of qualification requirements, selection of representative specimens, development of qualification test plan, and implementation of qualification tests.
