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What your expectation for you English subject?
I have expectation English communication in world level language
What is the average level a 11 year old girl should get in English?
The average level which teachers hope for is a level 4/level 5, any level higher than this (level 6) is fantastic and means your child is doing well in English.
Is it correct English to say leveler or more level?
More level.
What is british English word of first floor?
In British English, the term "first floor" refers to the level of a building that is one level above the ground floor. Therefore, the ground floor is considered the "zero" level, while the first floor is the next level up. In American English, however, the "first floor" corresponds to what the British call the "ground floor."
What is a proficiency level?
Some measurement of your proficiency in something. Like how well your English is.
Is a level 2 functional skill English better then foundation gcse?
yes level 2 functional skill English is better than gcse.
What has the author Ming-Yu Hsieh written?
Ming-Yu Hsieh has written: 'Language learning strategies used by high and low English proficiency Taiwanese students at Postgraduate level'
Which default domain functional level provides the highest functionality with no backwards compatibility?
The default domain functional level provides the highest functionality with no backwards compatibility is windows 2003 functional level
In which domain functional level you can rename domain name?
domain functional level should be win2k3 only then you can rename domain controller (like abc.microsoft.com) forest functional level should be win2k3 only then you can rename domain name like (microsoft.com)
Is a level 2 english the same as a gcse?
A Level 2 English qualification, such as Functional Skills English Level 2, is not the same as a GCSE in English. While both demonstrate proficiency in the English language, a GCSE is a more comprehensive and widely recognized academic qualification typically taken by students at age 16. In contrast, Level 2 qualifications are often aimed at adult learners or those seeking to improve their skills for employment or further education. However, some Level 2 qualifications may be accepted as equivalent to a GCSE for certain purposes.
What are the main differences between a graduate and a postgraduate student in terms of their academic pursuits and qualifications?
The main difference between a graduate and a postgraduate student is that a graduate student has completed a bachelor's degree, while a postgraduate student is pursuing further education beyond the bachelor's level, such as a master's or doctoral degree. Postgraduate students typically engage in more specialized and advanced academic pursuits, leading to higher qualifications in their field of study.
What is a MS in Nursing?
A master of science in nursing (MSN) is an advanced-level postgraduate degree for registered nurses and is considered an entry-level degree for nurse educators and managers.
What is functional level strategy?
Functional-level strategy according to the text - Organizational Theory, Design, and Change by Gareth R. Jones, is a plan of action to strengthen an organization's functional and organizational resources, as well as its coordination abilities, in order to create core competencies.
What is the importance of escalating an organisations HR function to a strategic level?
With a strategic human resource department the organization will have people in place to help meet their organization's objectives. Every functional department in an organization should be strategic.
A windows server 2003 active directory domain is configured to the windows 2000 mixed domain functional level by defualt?
Windows 2000 Mixed: This is the default functional level
Is scheme is an high level language?
Scheme is a functional programming language and a high level language.
What is therapeutic effect?
Not a "cure" medicated to a "highly functional level"
