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Value of index point at P 4, step VI 541 (1 per cent of base salary of

Table 2 Number of steps per grade

You know, they're a step in size from the entire observable universe.

I don't know my name, rank and number.

You told them nothing but name, rank and number?

Higher Education Women still constitute a majority among the first (55.9 ), second (57.1 ) and third (52.7 ) degree students.

In designing the hierarchy for a particular case, there is ample flexibility for determining the number of attributes in each level, as well as the number of levels in the hierarchy.

Civil servants are categorized in six salary grades, and quotients for each grade are defined by the Council of Ministers.

The commonest levels are primary and, to a lesser extent, secondary.

I'll tell you nothing but my name, rank and number.

41.3 Test apparatus

ENROLMENT IN BASIC SECONDARY AND VOCATIONAL SECONDARY EDUCATION BY SEX AND GRADE, 1993

ST IC 2005 44 Post adjustment classification for New York E F (only)

Women are in the majority at intermediate and higher general secondary education level evening classes, while men are in the majority on technical courses (Figure 56).

Pupils who continue in secondary schools after completing their primary education (in percentage)

Educational units by level of instruction according to sector (absolute) Pre school

Classification of duty stations for the purpose of applying post adjustments.

Of eighty three developing nations for which data are available, only half have achieved gender parity at the primary level, less than one fifth have attained gender parity at the secondary level and only four at the tertiary level.

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(b) Preparation of booklets containing methodological recommendations for teaching language and mathematics at the primary and intermediate levels

The higher education subsystem benefits 12 times as many students from families in the bottom three income deciles than those from families in the top three, which shows that to make higher education free would deepen inequality of access.

287. During the 1993 94 school year those continuing their second level of education (secondary education, grades IX through XI XII) numbered 363,138 (25.8 per cent of those studying at all levels) 6,611 of them attended evening and extramural schools.

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