Sentence examples for education consultancy from inspiring English sources

School Partnership Trust Academies (SPTA), which has converted more than 30 schools to academies, revealed payments of £424,850 over two years for legal services to Wrigleys Solicitors, where the trust director Christopher Billington is a partner, and for education consultancy to Elmet Education, where another member of School Partnership Trust Academies is a director.

Many parents simply have no slack in the budget left: MTM, an education consultancy, reckons 16% of families with at least one privately-educated child are already spending more than 40% of household income on fees.

Mona Mourshead, who runs McKinsey's education consultancy, sees a turning point.

Matt Britland: @mattbritland Matt is head of ICT at Kingston Grammar School and the director of education consultancy Realise Learning.

Matt is head of ICT at Kingston Grammar School and the director of education consultancy Realise Learning.

The International Student Barometer by i-Graduate, an education consultancy, said that 82 percent of polled international students in the United States felt "safe and secure".

This is reflected in the triffid-like profusion of "C/D borderline focus days" offered by education consultancies, which are quick to recognise and reinforce teachers' priorities.

LitWorld grew out of a long-standing passion for literacy education, earlier contained in the educational consultancy LitLife.

Jill Berry, former headteacher and education consultant: @jillberry102 Jill is the former headteacher of Dame Alice Harpur School in Bedford and now splits her time working for the National College for Teaching and Leadership, doing educational consultancy work and a part-time doctorate in education.

These domains are closely aligned to the UK model [ 11, 18, 19] where the Nurse Consultant role was implemented in 2000 to achieve better health outcomes and is identified by four core functions; expert practice, leadership and consultancy, education, training and service development and research and evaluation [ 20].

In particular, some officially recognised work indicates that the role of the NC is essentially based on clinical practice, with expert functions in four essential domains: practice and service development, leadership and consultancy, education and training, and research and evaluation [ 7- 9].