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.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „sixth form” po angielsku

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