The phrase "as a pathways" is not correct in English.
It should be "as a pathway" or "as pathways" depending on the intended meaning. You can use it when describing a method or route to achieve something, but it needs to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The new program is designed to function as a pathway to success for students."
Alternatives: "as a route" or "as a means".
Hogan Lovells runs a similar multi-pronged approach – raising the number of universities that it targets to 28 this year and, as a Pathways to Law founder member, encouraging school age students thinking about a career in law by providing workshops and work experience as well as mentors.
These researches should set out from the beginning, a monitoring and evaluation element as well as a pathways to impact component, such that, from the beginning the research envisions what kind of impact (and to whom) it will create.
Another life-course framework model is the chain of risk model, which resembles what has been described as a "pathways model" [ 17], where each exposure increases the risk of a subsequent exposure, but in addition to an independent effect on the outcome irrespective of the later exposure.
"This suggests that apprenticeships are currently not functioning as well as they could as a pathway into social care for young people," concluded the report.
Leaders as bricoleurs: Sensemaking as a pathway to skillful leadership.
Haraway imagined technology as a pathway to a fluid, radical, and resistant identity for women.
"I don't recommend this lifestyle as a pathway to sanity," he jokes.
Vocational education can also act as a pathway towards many roles historically seen as the domain of the university graduate.
Instead, he employs accuracy of execution as a pathway for a clearer perspective on the work's complexity.
Every year around 100 elephants use the plantations as a pathway to get to other parts of the rainforest.
These offers have dismayed her, especially since she, and her parents, had envisioned college as a pathway to upward mobility.
