lower secondary education

Lower secondary education also made steady progress during this period.

The second part is known as the lower secondary education and it includes grades from 6 to 9.

In lower secondary education one should have at least the qualification of a teacher training college.

These include "to teach two foreign languages to at least 80% of children in lower secondary education".

The Committee notes that primary and lower secondary education is compulsory for children.

Almost 13,000 adults who had not completed lower secondary education now have a recognised certificate.

It comprises primary and lower secondary education, which often takes place at the same institution.

The participants have had some sort of lower secondary education in Austria, but failed to get a diploma.

Currently, a new set of attainment targets for lower secondary education is being developed.

Middle School covers lower secondary education and ends general basic education.

The following issues were raised during the working groups' discussions referring in particular to the lower secondary education:

Basic education (primary and lower secondary education) is compulsory until the age of 16.

In lower secondary education, the decision as to how education is organised lies with the municipality.

The number of pupils in primary and lower secondary education in Norway amounts to 617,000.

The specific aim of these projects is to provide opportunities for children to complete their compulsory lower secondary education (grade 7-9).

The Committee observes from another source1 that already during compulsory lower secondary education pupils are given basic vocational training.

Finnish primary and lower secondary education was evaluated.

Statutory right to Finnish tuition in primary and lower secondary education:

Form III also marks the completion of lower secondary education.

Lower secondary education in Japan covers grades seven, eight, and nine; children are generally between the ages of 13 and 15.

Vocational education in Nepal starts after lower secondary education.

At Kolbe, we view literacy and numeracy as the backbone of lower secondary education.

One out of every six 18 to 24-year olds has dropped out of school with no more than lower secondary education.

After completing lower secondary education, he began working as a log driver at age 14 on the Volga River.

Primary and lower secondary education includes compulsory education for nine years, in two levels: