The phrase "a highly educational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that provides a significant amount of education or learning value.
Example: "The documentary was a highly educational experience, offering insights into the history of the region."
Alternatives: "very informative" or "extremely enlightening".
This diversity adds a highly educational dimension to the program.
Starting your development career with a series like the Sims must have been a highly educational experience.
– TED speaker Sir Ken Robinson calls "a crisis of human resources" (Click here for the RSA talk from the same speaker which has been animated in a highly educational fashion).
Being a One Direction fan is a highly educational experience.
MarketingProfs is a highly educational website that covers a wide variety of marketing related topics.
When it comes to your internship program, providing your interns with a highly educational experience is a must.
As a life long devotee of 'biotherapy' during several of its peaks and troughs of interest over the last 25 years, I have to confess to having not read either its first or second editions from 1991 and did not have them available to compare with the third edition, of which I have just completed a detailed and highly educational read.
As a whole, the show presents a kind of disorganized but highly educational survey of 20th-century design, starting with English Arts and Crafts furniture at John Alexander and touching here and there on all the major movements, including Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Bauhaus, Futurism, Depression Modern, Scandinavian Modern, Pop, postmodernism and more.
In short, these guidelines state that in order to be unpaid, an internship must be highly educational -- as close as possible to the educational experience students are receiving in college.
Historically, both systems have been characterized by a highly stratified educational system in lower secondary education and a somewhat impermeable divide between an academic track and a vocational track following compulsory school (Deißinger 2010).
Most students entering higher education in Northern Ireland's two universities have experienced a highly segregated educational system since they were five years old.
