As a rule, it is necessary to have followed 12 years of school education and to have passed a final examination (entrance qualification for higher technical colleges) to have access to a higher technical college.

(b) Higher School Certificate (HSC) 1977

Secondary professional technical school

pre school education, primary education, secondary education, higher education.

Higher learning institutions (as of beginning of school year)

LLB, University of Nairobi Diploma in Legal Studies, Kenya School of Law Higher School Certificate obtained from Limuru Girls' School Ordinary Level School Certificate from Butere Girls' School.

A higher percentage of boys than of girls attend school.

As a school promoting technical and economic education, TTG is a kind of base school for the Tallinn Technical University (TTU).

357. At the higher educational level, where the prerequisite is completion of secondary school, existing alternatives include the technical institutes (IST), the teacher training institutes (ISP) and the universities.

CTPSF Technical Unit for the Promotion of School Enrolment

The school year is, however, proceeding normally, with an increase in teachers' salaries and a higher number of school inspections.

Some of these institutions are of national importance (Higher Institute of Music, Higher Institute of the Dramatic Arts, Higher School of Fine Arts, Higher Institute for Cultural Development and Young People).

The degree of illiteracy, poor academic achievement and poor school attendance, especially at the middle school and higher levels, tends to be higher among indigenous peoples than in the rest of the population.

In higher education, the gender gap has widened of the total number of students in higher learning institutions, girls accounted for 34 in the 1991 1992 school year, 24 in the 2001 2001 school year, and 24.6 in the 2003 2004 school year.

The percentage accounted for by women studying in higher learning institutions is trending upward, but the participation of women in the system of higher technical education remains fairly low in the 2003 2004 school year, women accounted for 17 in industry and 10 in agriculture.

Private educational establishments may implement programmes of pre school, primary, secondary and higher education.

This data is linked to the fact that only 40 of them completed some technical school or other vocational schools, which have a higher degree of enrollment than all other kinds of secondary schools.

The older girls usually assist with agricultural production and housework, leading to higher illiteracy among young girls and to higher school drop out rates.

In the higher technical schools, the failure rate for women was higher, although that index has gradually been declining since 1991.

In Republika Srpska, the following laws have been adopted the Law on Primary School, the Law on Secondary School, and the Law on Higher Education.

Higher education starts after the baccalaureate and comprises three levels higher technical, also known as associate vocational, the bachelor's degree and postgraduate.

In September 1990, he was elected shop steward at the Roskilde Technical School.

A leaving certificate from a higher technical college entitles the holder to continue his studies at a university or equivalent higher education institution.

Secondary vocational training institutions in the 2003 2004 school year numbered 50, and higher learning institutions, 38.

There is a general access to higher education for students holding an upper secondary school leaving examination.

Such outreach should take place at all levels, ranging from elementary school to institutions of higher learning, from young students to school teachers, graduate students and professors.

An education that leads from senior technical schools or other secondary technical schools on to higher technical education is a factor, among others, that plays an important role.

He alleges that before the Court, the director of the Technical School committed perjury.

In addition, grants may be provided for continuation education, i.e. the general school leaving examination (FSA), the advanced school leaving examination (FSUA) and the higher preparatory examination (HF).

The difference in higher education enrolments can be explained by military service for men right after secondary school.

Such programmes contribute to higher primary school enrolment and completion rates, and to the retention of female teachers.

To address that situation, the Government provided higher cash incentives to families who sent their daughters to school.

Local governments provide funding for study materials, the maintenance and repairs of school buildings, the technical staff at school, meals of students and utilities.

Higher education includes undergraduate and postgraduate studies in the technical, technological and, predominantly, university modes.

Initiatives in Public Private Partnerships such as school up gradation program in the afternoons has resulted in a higher coverage for girls at middle, secondary and higher secondary levels.

However, the majority of secondary school graduates of technical and vocational schools are boys (59 ).

In education there are at least three major gender issues namely the high illiteracy rate of women low enrollment and participation of female students at higher educational levels and in the choice of technical disciplines and gender bias in school textbooks.

Moreover, there is a Sorbian technical school providing specialized vocational training for professions in social education.

Progress is being made in this area in many countries, from pre school to higher education, albeit with mixed results.

Of every 100 women aged 15 or over, 19 have reached higher educational levels, while 18 have never attended school.

Evidence of such qualification is the certificate awarded at the end of school education preparing the pupil for higher education.

The school drop out rate is 37.5 per cent for pupils of both sexes, with a higher rate for girls.

A number of institutions providing higher technical education have been given scope to encourage women who have not taken the secondary school subjects that would have prepared them for a career in technical occupations to change to this sector of the employment market at a later stage, by means of a specially adapted curriculum.

Although more than 60 per cent of grammar school and university students in non technical faculties were women, their higher level of education did not seem to have borne fruit in the labour market women also tended to earn less money than men.

Technical, general and other secondary schools on the basis of primary schools offering four or five years of general secondary education, with the possibility of taking the secondary school certificate, and vocational education at the level of the technical secondary school