Sentence examples for education development for from inspiring English sources

XUE specializes in one-on-one tutoring services and XRS is well known for its small classes focusing on education development for students in the K-12 market.

Among the strategic actions of the Hepatitis C Action Plan for Scotland [ 50], a document was produced [ 51], with the aim to support NHS Boards build action plans for facilitating, delivering and evaluating workforce education development for staff.

Between 10 minutes to an hour a day dedicated to thinking ahead works wonders," suggested Debra Morris, education development officer for the Confederation of International Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology.

She now works as a scientific and education development officer for at-Bristol, a new centre bringing science, nature, and art to life.

The medical school at Jimma University had an established collaboration with LMU which aimed at improving undergraduate medical education, curriculum development for graduate education, graduate training and faculty training since 2002 [ 16].

Teachers' low educational level has become the bottle-neck for preschool education development in Mainland China.

Integrating theories of behavior change into education programs is one of the keys for successful education development.

She has worked in higher education and development for over 12 years and has conducted research and published in academic journals on a range of issues, including state accountability, student politics, civic education and democracy, Islamic education, private schooling, civil society development and approaches to policy reform in Indonesia.

Haleem previously spent nine years as an educator in Long Beach prior to becoming director of arts learning at the Arts Council for the city of Long Beach and, most recently, director of education and development for the Hollywood Entertainment Museum.

Prof. Papier has been active in education, policy and development for about 25 years, as a school-teacher, university teacher educator, trainer, development worker and researcher.

Alison Oliver is the Youth Sport Trust's chief executive and has worked in education and sports development for 20 years.