Sentence examples for education aims from inspiring English sources

Led by the World Bicycle Relief in collaboration with UBS and WEF 2015, Walk for Education aims to educate world leaders about the struggle these kids face and provide some immediate relief.

The Indian government's five-year plan to reform higher education aims to create 40m new university places and train 500 million people by 2020.

A COLLEGE education aims to guide students through unfamiliar territory — Arabic, Dante, organic chemistry — so what was once alien comes to feel a lot less so.

Education aims to induce the reactor to collect and evaluate evidence for himself and assists him in learning the techniques for doing so.

Sally Coates' review of prison education aims to change that by making it much easier for inmates to access courses and recommends the introduction of a Teach First-style scheme for graduates who will work as prison officers and function as teaching assistants on the wings for two years.

The particular results that this education aims to impart may be significant.

As a result there are a number of innovations being developed and implemented into the process of education aimed at optimizing the quality of the entire educational system.

Twelve months ago, North Yorkshire councillors called for another review of home education aimed specifically at increasing powers to monitor and evaluate home educating families due to difficulties in engaging families.

The UN princ iples of responsible management education aim to inspire responsible management education, research and thought leadership globally.

He also called for a campaign of "socialist education," aimed primarily at reviving the demoralized party apparatus in the countryside.

So the idea of a liberal arts education aimed at developing critical thinking skills is often new to the students.