The phrase "education approved" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that has been officially approved or recognized by an educational institution or authority. For example: - "The new program has received education approval from the board of education." - "Only education-approved textbooks are allowed in the classroom." - "She is a qualified teacher with an education-approved degree."
The French ministry of education approved the educational content.
Several weeks ago the Stamford Board of Education approved a resolution that would ask the State Legislature to vote to shut down Wright.
In 2010, Christian conservatives on the Texas board of education approved a curriculum that they saw as redressing liberal biases by promoting such topics as religion's role in the founding of America, Reaganism, the undermining of American sovereignty by the United Nations and why the McCarthyism of the 1950s was not so bad after all.
Christine Ortiz, the dean of graduate education, approved the final document in February 2015.
Michael Gove, Secretary of State for Education, approved the application for Breckland Free School on Tuesday.
Last February, after some fine-tuning of the language, the MIT dean of graduate education approved his two-part document.
The public was entitled to be concerned when the Department of Education approved as the independent monitor -- the entity charged with making sure that Zenith did not act like the predatory Corinthian -- a firm whose key higher education lawyers had previously worked at firms that represented Corinthian.
1 Since 2007, Ministry of Education has made statistical analysis of children migrating with and left behind by migrant workers in rural areas in compulsory education schools approved and filed by education administrations.
MANY states hand out a teacher's license to any graduate of an education college approved by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education, a consortium of education colleges, teachers' unions and other established public education groups.
B1 NEEDIEST CASES B4 ARTS E1-12 EDUCATION B8 13 More Charter Schools A New York State education board approved the fall opening of 13 charter schools, including five in New York City.
Last year, the Board of Regents, which oversees state education policy, approved a program that would allow schools of education to offer intensive training for new teachers who had changed careers.
