There are "basic" vocational schools, lyceums aimed at readying their students for university, and two types of institution that sit somewhere in between: "vocational secondary" and "technical" schools.
The performance differs between the two types of institution of higher education, whereat students from universities have better physical-technical prior competencies than students from universities of applied sciences.
Children with DS are enrolled in two types of institution in Mexico City.
Thus, interactions between the two types of institutions will be an important challenge for analysis.
Secure care homes offer more intensive, specialist supervision for extremely vulnerable children, so tend to be more expensive than the other two types of institutions; this is why, as the Howard League argues, they have repeatedly been a victim of the Youth Justice Board scythe.
The overall project is laid out in a longitudinal section and involves machine engineering and construction engineering studies within two types of institutions of higher education: universities and universities of applied sciences.
The following section clarifies whether the two types of institutions of higher education are affected by this phenomenon to the same extent and whether there are specific groups that are particularly affected by it.
In France, public research takes place mainly within two types of institutions: at universities and at national research agencies, such as INSERM, the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), and the Institut National de Recherche Agronomique (INRA).
The comparison of the respondents belonging to the two types of institutions of higher education shows inequalities in the variances of the two groups (F(1) = 4.21; p < .05): the variance at universities (1.26) is higher than at universities of applied sciences (0.98).
In the Mexican public system there are two types of institutions: social security institutions for workers of the formal (public and private) sector and institutions targeting the population without social security (i.e., workers of the informal sector, self-employed, unemployed, and inactive people).
But there is one fundamental difference so vast that it should create a chasm between the two types of institutions.
