The phrase "a sizeable education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant or substantial amount of education or learning that someone has received.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally earned a sizeable education that opened many doors for her career."
Alternatives: "a substantial education" or "a considerable education."
Last December J.P. Morgan, which already had a sizeable education-finance unit, snapped up Collegiate Funding Services, a Virginia-based provider of federal and private student loans.
For instance, let us consider a reform in the welfare state so that the indivisible cost (mu ) of education faced by individuals experiences a sizeable reduction.
A sizeable chunk of education debt is owed to private lenders, who charge far higher interest rates and promise none of the borrower protections that come with federal loans.
When a student is going to make a sizeable investment in their education, they want it to be at the best possible university, he says.
As she makes plans to attend a good college next year, Miss Janson knows that she will graduate from high school with a skill that she can use to pay for a sizeable chunk of her education.
The school was launched because of the belief that there is a sizeable gap in cyber education from GCSE – where cyber forms part of the national computing curriculum – to degree level, where plenty of universities offer cybersecurity options.
But despite vast improvements in access to primary education a sizeable share of children is left out of school, particularly girls and those in rural areas.
"Poor pay and insecurity are increasingly normal for a sizeable part of the higher education workforce.
The site also has a sizeable following outside of higher education.
She noted that in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries in 2006 about 37% of each age cohort received a degree-level education, and that a sizeable number of Singaporean students who failed to gain entry into local universities had done well in reputable universities overseas.
He is now pinning his hopes on further education - as are a sizeable group of former store managers and sales assistants.
