Sentences with phrase «national examination»

A graduate from any of these programs is eligible to take the veterinary technician national examination.

As a result, students are only tested on national examinations at grades 3 and 8, and only in German, mathematics, or both.

The demand for teacher excellence comes from parents, who want their children to do well on national examinations that determine future education and occupational opportunities.

Your education will lead to an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Veterinary Technology and prepares you to take the veterinary technician national examination for certification.

Understanding Children, Immigration, and Family Violence: A National Examination of the Issues (PDF - 360 KB) Learning Systems Group & Family Violence Prevention Fund (2005) Identifies challenges and opportunities in reaching out to and delivering services to immigrant children and families affected by domestic violence, best practices in serving them, and policy implications for the work.

Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) working with KUCCPS have released the 2018 cutoff points for students joining.

That agenda, known as America 2000, called for national standards in core academic subjects, a voluntary national examination system aligned with the standards, 535 new «break the mold» schools, waivers of some federal rules, and a program that would give parents federal aid to enroll children in private and religious schools.

In 2015, Neil achieved a NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) qualification.

Muijs said that when looking at pupil outcomes — «the ultimate arbiter of successful education reform» — it's important to take into account of the time it takes for a whole cohort to go through a reformed school before taking national examinations.

The National Board of Medical Examiners — responsible for many national examinations for physicians — serves as test consultant for the exam.

In 1998, I passed the Veterinary Technician National Examination after graduating from an American Veterinary Medical Association — accredited program and was on my way to do my part in veterinary medicine.

Uwadiae added that WAEC's main national examinations were conducted for 878,880 candidates in 2016, of which 79,015 candidates (or 8.99 %) enrolled in The Gambia, 465,576 (or 52.97 %) in Ghana, 116,897 (or 13.30 %) in Liberia and 217,392 (or 24.74 %) in Sierra Leone.

When she faces the make or break end of school national examination, she doesn't want to be scrounging for missing information.

In schools, Afghanistan demonstrates some reliance on national examinations as a means to test knowledge of content from textbooks and memorization, which may not necessarily reflect their level of knowledge and understanding of relevant LTLT concepts.

In every case, there is an insistence on rigor: in laid - back Finland the crucial national examinations stretch over three weeks and last 50 hours.

The OECD found in 2011 that just 15 of the 34 countries in the organisation used national examinations at lower secondary level (age 16).

One Ugandan government report found, for example, that ~ 78 % of its Primary 1 and 2 teachers could not solve basic primary - level mathematics questions (Uganda Ministry of Education, 2014, Uganda National Examinations Board, 2015, Uwezo, 2015).

Contact the Veterinary Technician National Examination website for more information.

In order to become certified Veterinary Technician in Rhode Island, you must take the Veterinary Technical National Examination (VTNE).

Pass Registered Nurse National Examination.

Many FE teachers work part time or on a sessional basis and will supplement their income through private tuition, evening classes, national examination marking, teaching on residential courses, external consultancy work or writing textbooks.

Some states and / or counseling programs require the passing of a recognized counselor examination for gradation or licensure such as the National Counselor Examination (NCE) and / or the National Clinical Mental Health Counseling Examination (NCMHCE) or the MFT National Examination for marriage and family therapists.

As a technician, they must complete an associates or bachelor's degree in veterinary technology, pass the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE).

«Its uses is mainly for students who are successfully promoted to SSS 3 class and these electronic device would be used for West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), National Examination Council Examination (NECO), and Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

Upon completion of the program requirements, which include passing a certification course in IV / sterile products through the National Pharmacy Technician Association, graduates receive a certificate in Pharmacy Technician and are eligible to apply for and take national examinations to become certified pharmacy technicians.

In essence, the National Board of Medical Examiners conducts scores of national examinations for doctors and physicians all over the country.

The NBME The National Board of Medical Examiners — responsible for many national examinations for physicians, including the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE)-- constructs and administers the CMA (AAMA) Certification / Recertification Examination.

This article investigates the relationship between the coherence of school improvement efforts and changes in student achievement on national examinations.

The role of an Athletic Trainer as part of a health care team and the development of professional and ethical principles are emphasized within a comprehensive, competency - based didactic and clinical education designed to prepare the student for eligibility to take the Board of Certification (BOC) national examination.

Registrar of the National Examinations Council (NECO), Professor Charles Uwakwe has been reportedly sacked.

It was also gathered the State Governor since assumption of office has been paying for both West African Examination Council, WAEC and National Examination Council, NECO of the state secondary school students.

Authorities of the West African Examination Council (WAEC) and the National Examination Council (NECO) have been charged to address the worrisome complaints about the existence of...

He lamented however, that despite Nigeria's leading role in the establishment and sustenance of WAEC, the country was not taking full advantage of the Council's expertise in the conduct of the national examinations.

Building Better Budgets: A National Examination of the Fiscal Benefits of Smart Growth Development

NEBOSH is the National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health and is also an IOSH associated organisation.

Look for individuals who have a registered dietitian (RD) or registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) credential, which indicates that he or she is a food and nutrition expert who has met academic standards, completed requisite supervised practice, passed a national examination and performs approved continuing professional educational requirements to maintain registration.

«National examinations will never be able to capture all aspects of a student's progress or all the different ways in which a school contributes to the progress that a student makes.

Mohammed has just come second in all of Lebanon in the year nine national examination.

The National Assessment Governing Board's policy statement, adopted at a meeting this month in San Diego, notes that «there already is great consistency between NAEP and proposals for a national examination system.»

Three times as many students at the project - based school received the top grade achievable on the national examination in math.

«The national examination encourages high standards and clear expectations,» Robinson says.

Also, several of the resource and institutional variables, such as the school's decision - making responsibility and the existence of national examinations, are measured at the school or country level, further decreasing the independence of individual observations and reducing the number of independent observations on these variables.

For instance, a student's final grade for each subject is calculated through the following weighting system: 30 % school — based assessments, 20 % on student attitudes, and 50 % on national examinations.

The national examination, using data from 100 randomly selected counties in 36 states, was first released in 1993.

The national examination system is based on standardized tests that are the same for all students in the country, and play a crucial quality monitoring role.

Countries that expect students to perform well on a national examination when they finish secondary school may induce higher rates of reading than countries that do not set clear standards for high school students.

Members of committees for assessment and certification of national vocational qualifications must have a licence that is issued by the National Examinations Centre.