The phrase "a foreign educated" is not correct in English.
It should be "a foreign-educated" with a hyphen. You can use it to describe someone who has received their education in a foreign country.
Example: "She is a foreign-educated professional who brings a unique perspective to our team."
Alternatives: "an internationally educated" or "a globally educated".
Most of the younger Chirathivats who now run the show are foreign educated and independent minded, which is making an impact on the business.
Among those who moved into law, medicine and business, the gains in earnings are larger for natives than for foreign educated immigrants.
Almost without exception they are in their 20s, foreign educated and well connected - either through family or political ties - with the city's movers and shakers.
But after the revolution that deposed the shah in 1979, Mr. Rabbie said, he was kicked out of the Iranian Army for being "foreign educated," and Iranian children he had known all his life turned against him.
Only 43percentt of foreign educated candidates passed.
In response, this section examines whether foreign educated venture capitalists are better in some channels, while worse in others.
18I also tried interacting Foreign with Offshore and JointVenture to see if foreign educated venture capitalists perform uniformly worse in domestically funded and foreign funded VC firms.
For example, American women have been facing turbulent job environment while Chinese women have been seeing growing career opportunities for foreign educated management professionals.
Together with Professor H. Hanani, Prawer initiated the mechina university preparatory programs in 1963, which were originally intended to provide an additional year of study for Sephardic students after discharge from the defense forces, but were later expanded to include foreign educated students and immigrants.
Historic patterns of nurse migration to England from English speaking Commonwealth countries to the south, as well as previously low nurse migration among Western European countries, are demonstrated in the primary countries of origins of the foreign educated nurses in the study.
Twenty-seven percent of the RN respondents from the Swedish sample who reported a foreign nursing education were educated in Finland and 5% in Norway (data not shown).
