| It is evident that school-leavers who haven't learnt to think for themselves are going to be in trouble. |
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| All school-leavers will be required to have achieved basic maths, English and IT and to have done community service. |
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| Toolies have targeted schoolies in a series of brawls in Lorne's main street, a popular hub for school-leavers in Victoria. |
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| The proportion of school-leavers from farms taking up careers in full-time farming will need to increase on its present level. |
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| Year after year, the UK's elite universities bemoan the lack of knowledge and rigour among their intake of straight-A school-leavers. |
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| There were also fewer school-leavers applying for Business, Medicine, Veterinary and Dentistry courses at the country's universities. |
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| He added that the goal was not to make everyone a scientist but rather to ensure basic literacy in the language of science among all school-leavers and graduates. |
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| In my opinion, this will enormously enhance our trade in the entire region and would prove highly favourable to future generations of school-leavers in particular. |
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| Most British school-leavers don't even possess the basic facts. |
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| The coming years will see a fall-off in the number of young people leaving the education system and more school-leavers will enter third level education. |
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| This week saw the launch of a new glossy magazine for 15-18 year olds that aims to encourage school-leavers to contemplate a career in the tourism industry. |
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| These will be younger men, including school-leavers and students in part time work and those who were able to re-enter after a period of unemployment. |
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| Gateshead College's Baltic Campus will be open on Thursday to give school-leavers a chance to get advice on the courses available to them. |
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| Firstly, school-leavers who are aiming for CIMA membership will be more attractive candidates to employers. |
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| A Welsh Government spokesman said it was working to improve the skills of school-leavers. |
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| As any academic will testify, the only honest way of achieving better degree results is to attract a higher proportion of the most qualified school-leavers. |
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| And yet, his emphasis that many apprenticeships are 'a waste of time and public money' risks destabilising an important route for many school-leavers. |
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| A study by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation found that the efforts of school-leavers to find employment was regarded as average, or even worse. |
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| Around 1500 school-leavers from 11 Bulgarian high schools donated their prom A money to the aButterfly childrena, said the Destructive Creation art group. |
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