Examples of using Primary-level in English and their translations into Russian
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Number of primary-level students.
Primary-level enrolees per 100 children of enrolment age.
These teachers account for 56 per cent of the primary-level teachers in the whole country.
But primary-level enrolment growth has been insufficient to reverse the setbacks of the 1980s.
Sixteen per cent of the children interviewed were illiterate, 38% had only primary-level schooling.
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The biscuits are distributed to primary-level schoolchildren throughout the country.
UNESCO, in collaboration with its partners, has so far produced one million primary-level textbooks.
It was pointed out that primary-level education should already address taboos on that subject.
The Government of Jamaica provides free education to primary-level students 6-12 years of age.
Primary-level vocational education can be received together with general secondary education or without it.
Provision of education kits for primary schools andpaper for printing of essential primary-level textbooks.
A student leaflet on the Year, for upper primary-level students, was published in English, French and Spanish in September 1993.
Many of the young working poor, the majority of whom are in the agricultural sector,lack even primary-level education.
EI noted that while there had been some progress in primary-level enrolment, there were often over more than a hundred students per teacher.
To that end, the Government has introduced its universal primary education policy andis working to endure free primary-level education for all children by 2015.
Ratio of poor health among people with primary-level education(level 1) to poor health among those with basic tertiary education(level 5) in selected European Region countries, 2010.
In the current fiscal year, budget has been allocated to train 33,141 primary-level teachers and 12,250 secondary-level teachers.
United Nations agencies provide training for teachers, literacy promotion activities andsupport for development of education policy and of primary-level curricula.
The results indicate that these institutions invariably provide training for primary-level staff and that there are fewer institutions for training higher-level staff.
There are 27 primary-level boarding schools catering for 3,000 girls and boys in the 6 to 12 age group. At the intermediate level, there are 23,350 boarders and, at the secondary level, 53,048.
Globally, there was a reduction in the number of persons living in extreme poverty and hunger,greater access to primary-level education and a reduction in child mortality.
It provides primary-level education at refugee camps and settlements throughout Africa and emergency assistance to forcibly displaced persons in many parts of Africa, Asia, Latin America, Europe and North America.
With respect to MDG 2, we have introduced a universal primary education policy andaim to achieve free primary-level education for all of our children by 2015.
Two delegations said that the focus on primary-level educational achievements did not sufficiently address challenges to educational quality and the programme focus should expand to include secondary education.
Relatively Fig. 3.31 shows that in every country with relevant EU-SILC figures in 2010(except Sweden), those with primary-level education self-reported substantially more poor health than those with basic tertiary education.
Between 1997 and 1998, 1,730 primary-level community education centres("planteles educativos") were registered, with 4,231 teachers; 103 intermediate-level institutions, with 1,170 teachers; and 8 bilingual intercultural teaching institutions, with 223 teachers.
Many training courses and workshops have been held for fathers' and mothers' councils,educational advisers, primary-level teachers of both sexes, facilitators, again both men and women, community education class supervisors, and student association members.
She added that, regrettably, despite an improvement in access to primary-level education among children of African descent, discrimination at secondary and tertiary levels prevailed in several countries, and young people of African descent remained underrepresented or even invisible in higher education.
With regard to the proportion of enrolled girls,there does not seem to be a serious discrimination problem with respect to primary-level girls, since they represent 48.2 per cent of total enrolment and 49.6 per cent of children in this age bracket.
The National Plan of Action on Education for All,which aimed to achieve universal primary-level enrolment by 2015, was currently under way, and national literacy promotion efforts placed special emphasis on girls.
