Sentence examples for secondary school qualification from inspiring English sources

In a survey being issued Monday university admissions officers in Britain, the United States and Europe were asked to compare their own country's secondary school qualification with the I.B. in nine different categories including business skills, communication skills, creativity, the ability to cope with pressure and detailed knowledge of a subject.

The report focused exclusively on secondary school qualification and did not examine university degree certificates.

First, there is a question that asks, 'What is your highest secondary school qualification?' and only allows categorical responses.

The co-facilitator in FGDs 1 4 was a young (23 year old at the time) Black woman from the study community, with a secondary school qualification and three years experience in field research.

As adults they are also more likely to receive a disability pension, have failed to gain secondary school qualifications and nearly twice as likely to have been hospitalised for psychiatric reasons.

Those who had suffered a traumatic brain injury were 76% more likely to receive a disability pension, 58% more likely to have failed to gain secondary school qualifications and nearly twice as likely to have been hospitalised for psychiatric reasons, compared to those who had sustained no injury.

Next, individuals are asked, 'Apart from secondary school qualifications, do you have another completed qualification?', and respondents can check either 'yes' or 'no'no

Conservative MP Graham Stuart, chair of the Education Select Committee, told BBC Radio 4's The World at One he was "sceptical" about changing the system of secondary school qualifications in England.

However, the subtle verbal deficits exhibited by migraineurs may have affected later achievement, as suggested by the fact that high school grades and examination scores were significantly lower in migraineurs than in the control group, and that fewer migraineurs achieved secondary school qualifications or degrees.

Just over a quarter reported having no secondary school qualifications and 48% reported a post-secondary school qualification.

Around 66% had secondary school qualifications and almost 25% were not in the labour force.