Sentence examples for technical secondary from inspiring English sources

He went to a technical secondary school to study book-keeping, where he had a wide groups of friends – he was elected student representative, but also hung out with teachers playing football pools in the bar.

But the former government's guarantee of public sector jobs to all graduates of university and technical secondary school was effectively suspended in the 1990s with a broader package of IMF-sponsored structural adjustment reforms to liberalise the Egyptian economy and increase the competitiveness of the labour market was introduced.

The first primary degree was standardized and its length extended from two or four years to six years; and pupils were to take a common primary course prior to their orientation toward general, normal, or technical secondary education or toward professional education.

There is also a group of learners who are deemed more suitable to pursue a more vocational route in their education and hence are tracked to a five-year (normal technical) secondary education.

mAG = general high school, ber.G = vocational high school, FS = vocational and technical school, int.GS = integrated comprehensive school, OS/KO = Oberschule/Kolleg (type of institution for adult education in Germany for attaining a higher education entrance qualification), TG = technical secondary school.

A small section of young people transfers immediately into a vocational school (school-based prevocational training year, partly qualifying full-time vocational school, technical secondary school, specialised upper-secondary school) with the aim of repeating the school-leaving certificate or obtaining a higher-level school-leaving certificate.

The law devolves certain responsibilities, including national roads, most ports and airports, certain social-housing funds and training schemes, and technical secondary-school employees and caretakers.

Vocational-technical secondary education included a wide variety of options.

On average, participants were 60.2 years old at enrollment; had a BMI of 26.2 kg/m and the majority of them (69.4%) had at least low technical-secondary education.

Debate over Europe's political institutions has all too often been pushed aside as technical or secondary.

The Act envisaged three types of schools: grammar, technical and secondary modern.