Meanings of optional subject in английском

I wish Irish were an optional subject.

History could remain an optional subject in the Junior Certificate cycle, under a draft report from a government-ordered review.

RE will be an optional subject at both levels, Albert O Ceallaigh, who is director of the NCCA, stresses.

In later years, when te reo Māori was offered as an optional subject at high school, I never picked it.

In his statement, he went on to suggest that Irish should become an optional subject for students after the Junior Certificate.

Minister for Education Joe McHugh has announced a review of the decision to make history an optional subject at Junior Certificate level.

The Government is to press ahead with plans to make geography an optional subject for junior cycle students despite opposition from teachers and academics.

Fine Gael has proposed that Irish become an optional subject for the Leaving Certificate but Sinn Fein believes the status quo should remain unchanged.

Many students in secondary schools are being forced to study religious education despite rules which state it is an optional subject, it has been claimed.

Under recent reforms, history became an optional subject, which led to a lot of public discussion over the perceived "downgrading" of its importance.

Many students in secondary schools are being forced to study religious education despite rules which state it is an optional subject, it has been cla(...)

Heavyweight critics such as President Michael D Higgins had expressed "deep and profound concern" about history becoming an optional subject in the reformed Junior Cycle.

Botswana offers an optional subject called Design and Technology from junior high school level (pupils in these grades are aged between 12 and 15).

Ms Breathnach said they would be optional subjects in vocational, community and comprehensive schools.

These are coupled with optional subjects such as strategic marketing, project management, entrepreneurship, and design and artist-like thinking in business.

Currently, there are 15 non-official languages listed in the National Curriculum Statement (NCS) as optional subjects including French, German and Mandarin.