Some apprentice programs even require the completion of high school level algebra or the post-secondary equivalent.
The focal player in this study was 14-year-old Danny (pseudonym), a male student in secondary 2, equivalent to grade 10 of a local public school.
Soil NO3− NH4+ ratio in grassland was not significantly different from 1, but increased directly and reached 13.02 ± 1.16 in secondary forest, equivalent to the level in cropland (15.15 ± 1.98).
Invitations for participation were sent via either facsimile or e-mail to primary and secondary schools (equivalent to the junior and high schools in the United States).
Randomised trials that compare 'intervention on' with 'intervention off', and their secondary research equivalent, meta-analyses of such trials, may produce statistically accurate but unhelpful statements (eg, that the intervention works 'on average') which leave us none the wiser about where to target resources or how to maximise impact.
Nike would expand its worker education programme, with free secondary-school equivalent courses.
Education level was defined by the highest qualification received at secondary (GCSEs or equivalent), further (A levels or equivalent) or higher (diploma, degree, masters) education.
Now you have the chance to contribute your inspirational ideas to aerospace technology and win a fantastic prize, as Virgin Galactic, the Royal Aeronautical Society and Royal Air Force announce the launch of a new schools competition aimed at teams of four to six students who are, at the time of entering the competition, in full-time Key Stage 3 (or equivalent secondary level education).
The method aims to design the disc thickness profile so as to have minimum weight while the equivalent secondary creep stresses of the rotating disc under a high temperature gradient at all points simultaneously approach but do not exceed an allowable stress.
†Higher education=degree or equivalent, secondary education=A level, GCSE, or equivalent.
