When your filling out an application what do you put for subjects studied for grammer school?

General Education works for High School and under studies.

I always write “General” for the High School. And put down 5 days notice for the starting time. If they ask, it’s to make mechanical repairs and move some stuff into a storage locker, but that can be “manipulated” or re-scheduled.

I use “general study”

And for when I can start working, that depends. Are you putting in a notice where you are at now? It looks funky if you are currently employed and are willing to leave them at a second’s notice ( they think you will do that to tell as well).

But if you don’t currently have a job, put in the date of the following day. I don’t write “immediately”. But you can, I have seen it done before.

No. educational, vocational or corporation are educational tracks that incorporate categories of classes geared in the direction of making waiting you for categories of postsecondary guidance. A “voag,” or vocational-agricultural music i assume, could get you waiting for further learn at a vocational college or for on-the-interest guidance in agriculture, case in point. subjects are the instructions you took — algebra, American historic past, abode economics, English composition — issues like that. What instructions did you’re taking, inclusive of middle curriculum (English, math, historic past, technology required for a level) and electives (drama, music, theater, further instructions you get to flow with in step with pursuits) ?

General studies.

And yes, you can say as soon as possible, but it’s even better if you put a particular date down on the application.

“General” is fine for primary school history. “Immediately” or a specific date (if you can’t start immediately) would be correct for when you can start.

Just put “academics” make sure it is spelled right.