Sentence examples for continuing further education from inspiring English sources
Since students are deprived of recreational activities in school, it decreases their motivation and interest in continuing further education.
One possible explanation could be that the positive effect of the existence of FP-I on continuing further education was relatively larger for the immigrant population.
The expectation that these apprentices are more likely to remain within the occupation instead of continuing further education might be one reason for this trend.
'It's embedded in the culture, like I see everybody doing it so I think I'll do it".' Students believed that the greatest enabler for promoting EBM in practice was the autonomy it gives to clinicians in continuing further education and keeping up to date with current evidence in medicine.
Once, Wild continues, further education was often in and of itself; a degree in, say, medieval history hardly paving the way to a glittering career in your chosen field.
The lecturers union the UCU today warned of a "domino effect" that could harm some teenagers' chances of continuing in further education.
The academic firm supports continuing education, further education, and life-long learning of its employees and has in principle a positive attitude in favor of a flexibility concerning the load of working hours and their flexible adaptation for their employees and their needs (full time, part time, perhaps shifting back-and-forth) but also for partial absence or partial leave of its employees.
This, together with fewer students continuing their further education, increase the difficulty for young school leavers to find work if they were either not able, or chose not to, stay on at school and complete further education.
But the American psychologist Peter Gray and his colleague Gina Riley researched a group of 75 unschoolers (most were from the US) and found that 83% continued into further education.
