Sentence examples for English colleges from inspiring English sources

Two years ago Northern Ireland's further education colleges were removed from the control of the Education and Libraries Board and followed the English colleges into incorporation.

One growth area for English colleges is in Elicos courses tailored to teachers of English from non-English-speaking backgrounds (NESB).

Sue Blundell, executive director of English Australia - which along with ACPET is one of the two industry bodies representing English colleges in Australia - is confident the universities' offer of offshore preparation and foundation courses is not a threat.

(Mr. Self's father, an English college professor, died several years ago).

Allen also helped found the English college in Rome in 1576.

He taught intermittently at that college until 1582 and aided Allen in founding the English College in Rome (1576 78).

In 1585 he was ordained priest and made prefect of studies at the English College at Rome.

Paul Graham discovered photography as an English college student in the nineteen-seventies, while studying microbiology at the University of Bristol.

He then took theological studies at the English College, Lisbon, was ordained (1650) and was sent on the English mission in 1652 to defend the Catholic cause.

The flag colour combination also appears in the Gambian coat of arms, which was approved by the English College of Arms, the heraldic advisers to Queen Elizabeth.

In 1966 he was named private secretary and chaplain to Bishop Derek Worlock, and in 1971 he was appointed rector of the English College in Rome.