Sentence examples for a technical academy from inspiring English sources

In Bradford, where I live, there's a technical academy that shall train engineers and the like.

He wants to create a technical academy within the school system to give young people trade skills.

Nottingham University academy of science and technology (Nuast), a "technical academy" for 14- to 19-year-olds opening in Nottingham this September, says in its conditions of employment that "the staff will be represented by a staff involvement group with nominated representatives from across staff roles.

In 2010, he and several colleagues had shared a technical Academy Award for the lab's facial-capture systems; since then, he had been to the Academy many times, and at the party he seemed to know half the people in attendance.

But his dedicated work, for which he received a technical Academy Award in 1998, had already established the groundwork for today's most sophisticated digital toolkits.

Succeeding his brother as the ruler of Tunis in 1837, Aḥmad began at once to modernize his armed forces: Tunisian cadets were sent to France, a military and technical academy was established, and European instructors invited to Tunis.

Spurs reserves experience a wide variety of styles and situations: technical academy football in Premier League 2, elite European opposition in the Uefa Youth League, and hardened League One and Two professionals in the EFL Trophy.

Matchbook Learning calls itself a "national nonprofit charter school turnaround management organization," but in 2017 it operated only two schools — Merit Prep in Newark, New Jersey and Michigan Technical Academy in Detroit, Michigan.

Ashcroft technical academy is rated outstanding, with 91% of pupils getting five or more GSCEs at grades A* to C, while Elliott school is rated satisfactory, and has a high number of pupils with special educational needs and who qualify for free school meals, often signs that a school has above average social problems to cope with.

The skewed education system lavished resources on universities and technical academies while neglecting primary schools for the masses.

I am pleased to announce that this August the District will open nine Career and Technical Academies run out of both DCPS and charter high schools.