THE ‘SCHOOL AND PROGRAM’ QUESTIONNAIRE
definition of upper secondary education>, exclude this from your answers as far as possible (e.g., by estimating or pro-rating for the relevant student population). We ask about <programs> Part III of this questionnaire (Questions 29 to 33) refers to the <upper secondary> programs listed in Question 1.
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