Examples of using Educational levels in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Textbooks for different educational levels.
Figure 3.2: Educational levels covered by pilot projects related to CLIL provision, 2004/05.
A high proportion of staff have low educational levels.
They address all educational levels, starting from early childhood education
Teaching and giving lectures on different educational levels.
Specialists are trained according to three educational levels: Bachelor,
The investment per student has increased since 2000 at all educational levels.
Improved educational levels could also be a factor for increasing productivity
The choices made often resulted from the ones on lower educational levels described above.
The offer of Grone, which is based on all educational levels of philosophy in the dual apprenticeship,
However, certain countries display relatively slight differences between the educational levels.
Nearly all of the early immigrants were young males with low educational levels from six districts in Guangdong Province.
Member States were invited to teach the widest possible range of languages, at all educational levels.
It is important to ensure that VET ties in closely with preceding and subsequent educational levels, particularly with general education
In this framework, work shall be carried out with the Southern Mediterranean countries to improve the recognition of migrants' skills and educational levels.
More people with lower educational levels go online from 53.5% in 2005 to 62.5% in 2008,
This may be particularly difficult in lower socio-economic groups where educational levels are poor.
Iraqi educational levels were substantially higher than in other countries in the region 20-25 years ago
taking all educational levels together.
Low educational levels are associated with poverty
promotes only minimal synergies between the different educational levels.
Also, participation in lifelong learning is low for a country that has generally good educational levels, particularly for certain groups the low-skilled, older people
skills and educational levels.
At the educational levels covering compulsory education(in most countries primary and lower secondary levels),
the requirements for its award and the educational levels for which it is granted vary from one national system to another Figures D13 and D14.
On average for all educational levels, the countries of the European Union earmark nearly 6% of their public expenditure for direct support for pupils
amount to several percents at different educational levels in particular school types.
along with important compatibility factors like educational levels, income, and location in the US,
social inequality and improve educational levels.
including the duration of the educational levels(Figure B1) and the rates of participation for the levels subsequent to compulsory education Figure C15.