General Certificate of Secondary Education

The Education Manifesto Imagine yourself in an 11th-grade history class; the past two weeks you’ve been participating in hour long class discussions to obtain every last piece of information. Every night you read out of your $200 textbook, paying close attention to detail in order to obtain the most information possible. Your teacher informs you that in three days you’ll be having a full period test. You mark it down in your daily planner,” HISTORY TEST FRIDAY.” The night before you shuffle…

is not guaranteed an education or does not have a chance to receive an education is able to gain an education through Title I’s program. Some children are more fortunate than others to be living in a family who has a stable income unlike other children who are struggling. Title I has provided a program that gives disadvantaged children who have a low income the chance to improve their academics in order to become successful in life through the need of Elementary and Secondary Act, Obama’s issue…

middle-class student may still not be able to pay for college. The situation is even worse for students from low-income families. Their parents would get frightened over the thought of taking out loans and the student would drop/opt out of higher education to be part of the workforce. If the student did continue school, they would have to take on multiple jobs while balancing school, extracurricular activities, and family matters. Although they would probably be able to pay for their tuition, a…

were making more than $54,000, on average…, 10 years later – almost the same amount as their B.A.-holding counterparts” (“Community”). People who pick a promising career earn high salaries regardless of the number of years they stayed in a higher education program. Henceforth, young adults cannot expect college to miraculously increase their salary; they must intentionally make wise decisions to establish a financially successful career. Of course not everyone should just pick one of the top ten…

growing up, and keeping in thought how hard it was for her to go through this. She was then taken under the care of her grandma for finishing primary school. Then, officially, the uncle from her dad’s side was marked as her caretaker once she hit secondary school. She lived with her uncle, aunt, and multiple cousins. As a result, she started to become suspicious with the uncle due to problems, for example,…

Physics 2 at my school. Furthermore there are not very many AP or difficult classes at all at my high school. This is majorly frustrating as it hinders my education in comparison to other students in the country who have access to advanced classes. The story is completely different at the Academy, there are so many more AP and intriguing classes in general such as AP Computer Science which is a class that if I am accepted into the Academy I would love to take as one of the majors I would like…

Forest Lake State High School provides educational programs for over 1400 students in years 7-12 in a coeducational environment. The school comprises of a junior secondary school (years 7,8 and 9) and a senior school (years 10,11 and 12). The school has identifiable cultural groups of Polynesians, africans and vietnamese along with European Australians. Many students come from a low to middle socio-economic background…

situated in Brisbane’s South West bordering on the municipality of Ipswich. Forest Lake State High School provides educational programs and services for over 1400 students in years 7-12 in a co-educational environment. The school comprises a junior secondary school (years 7, 8 and 9) and a senior school (years 10, 11 and 12). The school has identifiable cultural groups of Polynesians, Africans and Vietnamese along with European Australians. Many students come from a low to middle…

I believe that it is important for someone to have a great education and I am currently in that process with gaining more knowledge in college. I worked extremely hard in my life to make sure I can become someone successful in the future. I am making sure that in my life I will be able to help my future family have…

None of the working women with less than a primary education are salaried workers; roughly three-quarters of working women are self-employed. Among women completing secondary or higher schooling, 84% are salaried workers. Salaried work is more common for women in small towns than in urban areas. Nearly half of women are self-employed and live in small villages and…