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What role do you think compulsory education played in creating a larger market for newspapers and magazines?
Compulsory education increased literacy rates, leading to a larger population of readers who could consume newspapers and magazines. This created a growing demand for these publications, driving up circulation numbers and attracting advertisers looking to reach a wider audience. Overall, compulsory education played a significant role in expanding the market for newspapers and magazines.
When can you drop PE in Australia?
Depending on the school, PE (Physical education) is compulsory only up until the end of year 9 or 10.
What do you mean by compulsory winding up of a company?
What do you understand by "compulsory" and "voluntary" winding up of a company
What was school like during World War I?
Kids continued to attend school during World War 1. In countries that had compulsory education before the war, nearly all kids continued to go to school. In many countries education was compulsory only up to age 14 or in some cases, only 13.
What is the chief product of mauritius?
The main export of Mauritius is Sugarcane. It takes up 90% of cultivated land and accounts for 25% of Mauritius's export earnings
Should there be compulsory physical education in school up until grade 10?
yes, and further, until grade 12 yes, and further, until grade 12
How long is college in New Zealand?
In New Zealand, the word 'College' can be used to refer to an education institution at any level, and is most commonly used to refer to a high school /secondary school, and occasionally to a Tertiary institution (such as a University, Wananga, or Polytechnic or Trade School) or even to a particular department of a Tertiary institution.College is not used to refer to the level of education, rather to a name of a particular institution.Generally the ages and years spent attending for the different education levels are:Preschool ages 3-4 :2 years (not compulsory)Primary Education ages 5-12 :8 years (compulsory)Secondary Education ages 13-17 years old :5 years (compulsory up to age 16)Tertiary Education 18+ years old :courses can be anything from some months for a diploma to several years for a degree. A Bachelors degree is the shortest degree and takes 3 years (Tertiary education is not compulsory)
Is education required in England?
Education is currently compulsory in England up to the age of 16. When you must sit G.C.S.E's of which English, Maths and R.E. After that you can optionally go into the lower six and study AS levels, people usually study 3-4 subjects. Then you can do A levels where you have the option to drop one subject. After this you can apply to university. This it will however soon become compulsory for people to stay in education until they are 17 this can be the lower six, college or an apprenticeship
How do you use compulsory jurisdiction in a sentence?
Example sentence - I need to look up compulsory jurisdiction and find out what it means.
Is it illegal not to go to school in Australia?
Yes. It is illegal for children to not attend school in any form, but there are options, of course, besides formal classroom schooling. Schooling is compulsory for students up to the age of sixteen in Australia. If a child does not attend school, they can be homeschooled, but they must be supervised by someone registered as a homeschooler. Children on remote properties in the outback are schooled via a distance education programme, using radios and computers.
Did all children go to school in World War I?
Kids continued to attend school during World War 1. In countries that had compulsory education before the war, nearly all kids continued to go to school. In many countries education was compulsory only up to age 14 or in some cases, only 13. In some European countries there were educational reforms in the aftermath of the war.
Is Morocco's school free or compulsory?
They do not have to pay for school. Free and Compulsory are not mutually exclusive. Free refers to cost, Compulsory means that a person is required to attend. In the cities, where it is easier for kids to get to school and they won't be missed on the family's non-existent farm, schools are compulsory in Morocco. However, in more rural areas, nobody forces all of the kids to go to school. As for cost, Morocco has free public schooling up to the age of 17 and many of the cities have private schools which provide a much better education, but are not free.
