The phrase "a tertiary educational" is not correct in English.
It should be "tertiary education" or "a tertiary educational institution." You can use it when referring to higher education or institutions that provide education beyond secondary school.
Example: "She enrolled in a tertiary educational institution to pursue her degree in engineering."
Alternatives: "higher education" or "post-secondary education."
High-educated workers (E567) have a tertiary educational attainment (i.e. at least a Bachelor's or equivalent degree) b '<' indicates if regression coefficients are (not) statistically different at the 10% level c Value added-wage cost gap = ln value added per hour) − ln(wage cost per hour).
High-educated workers (E567) have a tertiary educational attainment (i.e. at least a Bachelor's or equivalent degree) b '<' indicates when regression coefficients are statistically different at the 10% level c Value added-wage cost gap = ln value added per hour) − ln(wage cost per hour).
High-educated workers (E567) have a tertiary educational attainment (i.e. at least a Bachelor's or equivalent degree) b '<' indicates if regression coefficients are (not) statistically different at the 10% level c Value added-wage cost gap = ln value added per hour) − ln(wage cost per hour) d ln of capital stock per worker.
In addition, another 9% of the respondents had a tertiary educational qualification.
Despite the recent gains we have seen in gender parity in the workforce, and at a tertiary educational level, we are in danger of heading towards an even bigger gender gap.
I served as an assistant professor at a public university in western Cameroon, teaching and supervising research in a tertiary educational setting with 20,000 students and fewer apparent resources than some primary schools in the United States.
A tertiary education program is now underway at Djabal camp.
Our study aimed to examine the current practices around teaching concepts of hand hygiene in an Australian tertiary educational institute In-depth interviews were conducted with a purposeful sample of key members of the undergraduate medical teaching team and a sample of medical students (year 1 to 6).
More than a third of the participants attained secondary education and about a fifth attained tertiary educational level.
But a search of tertiary educational institutions in London showed no such school, and associates said he did not finish his studies.
Alan Kantrow is an advisor to tertiary educational institutions around the world.
