"educated through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the process or method of learning something. For example: "She was educated through reading books and attending lectures."
Case Managers will be either graduate psychologists or health care qualified professionals educated through existing mental health education programmes and trained specifically to deliver the collaborative care protocol.
The general public was educated through radio and television talk shows, newspaper columns and educational materials such as brochures for men [ 15].
"People are visually educated through being sold things.
–FRANCINE PROSE, author *** I was mostly educated through books, not through school and university, because I was a bad student.
'My Best Time' Having grown up in Kabul in a middle-class family, her parents allowed her to be educated through college, where she attended nursing school.
He was born in Jiddah, to a Syrian mother, in 1957, and educated through university level, in civil engineering, in Saudi Arabia.
Anthony Tommasini seems to believe that audiences can be re-educated through repeated exposure to broaden their tastes ["Orchestras Continue to Ignore the Obvious," Nov. 19].
"Can you imagine two old ladies in their 70s being re-educated through labor?" asked Li Xuehui, Ms. Wu's son, who said the police told the two women that their sentence might remain in suspension if they stayed at home and stopped asking for permission to protest.
"Educating through the arts," he added.
Rocking the Boat is in the business of educating through boat building.
Yet the government does nothing, so I have taken it upon myself to educate through art," Clottey says.
