Secondary Certificate definition

Secondary Certificate means Secondary Teaching Certificate: the certificate required for teaching grades six through twelve. Secondary Certificates carry endorsements for the areas in which the holder is qualified.
Secondary Certificate means a certificate of secondary education, or a higher school certificate, granted under Part 6;
Secondary Certificate means an authorization to teach in grades 6 to and including 12 in subject area endorsements on the teaching certificate.

Examples of Secondary Certificate in a sentence

  • Within the Australian Qualifications Framework Year 12: Completion of a Senior Secondary Certificate of Education, usually in Year 12 of secondary school.

  • Within the Australian Qualifications Framework, Year 12: Completion of a Senior Secondary Certificate of Education, usually in Year 12 of secondary school.

  • Attested copy of proof of date of birth (10th /Madhyamik /Secondary Certificate) Experience Certificate (wherever applicable).

  • Your age mentioned in the Matriculation/Higher Secondary Certificate or any other document submitted by you at the time of joining in support of your age would be deemed to be a conclusive proof of your date of birth.

  • The Senior Secondary Certificate of Education is a generic title: the specific name of the qualification is determined by the State or Territory making the Award.

  • Said written notice must be delivered to the Certificate Holder as listed below and, if one is listed below, to the Secondary Certificate Holder.

  • Grade 10 - Kerala Board (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) Grade 12 - AISSCE (All India Senior Secondary Certificate Examination) conducted by CBSE.

  • Within the Australian Qualifications Framework: Year 12: Completion of a Senior Secondary Certificate of Education, usually in Year 12 of secondary school.

  • Results show that Grade 12 student enrolment for the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Higher level (NSSCH) increased from 904 students in 1996 to 16,308 in 2017.

  • Seller shall deliver to Purchaser physical possession of the Purchased Assets as of the close of business on the Closing Date.