Grades for national and specially designed programmes in upper secondary school for the mentally handicapped are awarded on a two-point scale, Pass with distinction and Pass. Pupils who do not achieve a Pass grade receive a completion of studies certificate. A certificate of this kind is also awarded to students who have undergone an individual programme. This type of education is for adults with learning difficulties wishing to supplement their education. It takes the form of self-contained courses and its purpose is to convey knowledge and skills corresponding to those acquired in the compulsory school for the mentally handicapped and through the national programmes of the upper secondary school for the mentally handicapped.
Students can opt for a single course or a combination of courses.
The s rvux time schedules only provide guidelines. Students may take more or less time to achieve an educational target and are always entitled to complete the course so long as they are deemed capable of achieving a particulav educational target. Grades in s rvux are awarded on a two-point scale, Pass with distinction and Pass. Grades are substituted by completion certificates for those who do not achieve a Pass grade.