local examination

He received government scholarship after he got good grades in local examination.

Sharp's family sent her to a boarding school for just two years, yet she successfully passed several university local examinations.

She proceeded to take part in the campaign whose aim was to secure the admission of women to the university local examinations.

The university set up its Local Examination Syndicate in 1858.

The 1860s had seen the admission of girls to the Cambridge Local Examinations.

He helped to start the higher local examinations for women, and the lectures held at Cambridge in preparation for these.

In spite of this, in 1867 he successfully passed the Oxford local examination as a senior student.

There were five successes in the Oxford Local Examinations, well up to standard.

A careful local examination disclosed no local disturbance.

He passed the Cambridge Local Examinations with distinction and honours.

The Cambridge local examinations had only just been opened to girls and her performance in mathematics placed her alone in the first class.

It prepares pupils for the Government and Cambridge Local Examinations.

Robertson was largely responsible for making Nottingham a major teaching hospital by introducing the Oxford local examinations.

At the age of 15, while working as a messenger for the local examinations board, he met the philosopher T. H. Green.

Subjects taught directed them to the Cambridge local examinations: French, drawing, singing, and piano playing were also on the curriculum.

List of Local Examinations Centres - free publication

Mpelembe had an A level program under the Local Examination Syndicate].

In December of the following year, a Cambridge Local Examination Centre was established at the college.

Results of examinations are sent to Local Examination Secretaries, followed in due course by certificates/diplomas for successful candidates.

If the interval since your vasectomy is less than fifteen years, your prognosis will be 70% or better and this local examination is probably not needed.

2.1 Local Examination Centres

In 1921 Calabar was designated by the government as a secondary examination center for the Cambridge Local Examination.

Texts will be supplied in the normal format for dictation by dictators appointed by the Local Examinations Secretary.

He did not excel academically, failing his Oxford Local examinations, but was noted for his keen powers of observation and a retentive memory.

A careful local examination of the pelvic organs, by an expert, disclosed no lesion or displacement there, no ovaritis or other inflammation.