The phrase "education organisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an entity or institution that focuses on educational activities or services.
Example: "The education organisation aims to improve literacy rates in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "educational institution" or "learning organization."
But is the practice of advertising unpaid interns, or volunteers, pukka for a higher education organisation?
$300,000 for the Polynesian Voyaging Society in HawaiiThe Polynesian Voyaging Society is an anthropological research and education organisation.
Michelle Highman, who runs the financial education organisation The Money Charity, notes the increasing numbers graduating with large student debts.
Sal Khan, the founder of the Khan Academy non-profit education organisation, told Upworthy: "I think you can start from as soon as they can understand language.
I know Itic as a not-for-profit research and education organisation which supports the development of tax systems in less developed countries".
Earlier this year ministers pulled the plug on the ADRnow website, another important resource aimed at steering the public towards mediation, and the public legal education organisation PLEnet.
The first cohort of 42 students was drawn from Australian and international educators, who were in leadership positions in schools; classroom teachers and teacher librarians; e-learning leaders in schools and higher education; educational designers in higher education; program leaders in education organisations; and technology integrators in schools and higher education.
Pychyl and Germain-Rutherford's vision for the project is supported by a group of educators involved in the 3M Teaching Fellowship Program and by key Canadian higher education organisations, including the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education ( STLHE), instructional development offices from across Canada, and publisher McGraw-Hill Ryerson.
Numerous further education organisations see benefits in the awards week.
Choose some teachers and education organisations that you know and follow their Twitter handles.
Further education organisations and sixth-form colleges say its five pages add little to what they already knew or feared.
