sixth form
1
高中最后两年, 第六学级
the final two years of high school in the British system, usually for students aged 16 to 18
Sixth form refers to the final two years of secondary education in some countries, typically for students aged 16 to 18. It is a stage that prepares students for higher education, such as university, or vocational training. During sixth form, students usually study for advanced qualifications, such as A-levels or equivalent courses, which are needed for university admission or further career options. In the UK and some other places, sixth form can be part of a school or a separate college, and it focuses on more specialized subjects compared to earlier years of schooling.
- She excelled academically in her sixth form years, earning top grades and securing a place at Oxford University.
她在sixth form的几年里学业优异，取得了最高成绩，并获得了牛津大学的一个位置。
- The sixth form curriculum included advanced coursework and preparation for A-level examinations.
第六学级的课程包括高级课程和A-level考试的准备工作。
- He attended a comprehensive school with a dedicated sixth form center offering a wide range of subjects.
他上了一所综合性学校，有一个专门的sixth form中心，提供广泛的科目。
- The school's sixth form program encouraged students to participate in extracurricular activities and community service projects.
学校的sixth form计划鼓励学生参加课外活动和社区服务项目。
- After completing her GCSEs, she decided to pursue a vocational course in hospitality management during sixth form.
在完成GCSE考试后，她决定在sixth form期间攻读酒店管理的职业课程。