Sentence examples for education scheme for from inspiring English sources
The film industry-backed organisation is believed to be transferring its resources to two publicly financed organisations, Filmclub and First Light, which are currently vying to secure the £28m National Lottery-funded Bfilm-19 film education scheme for the next four years.
Constance is to announce, in the Scottish parliament this Thursday, funding of £85,000 for a pilot peer education scheme for Syrian refugees that builds on the pledges of volunteer help offered by thousands of people in Scotland over the past year.
These case studies showcase innovative approaches to advancing girls' education, including a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) career mentoring programme; a mobile education scheme for girls; the production of washable and re-usable sanitary pads; scholarship initiatives; and more.
Conservatives have pushed for-profit education schemes on America for decades, insisting private industry can better serve students than our government.
Last year he helped found IdeaSpace, a not-for-profit technology business incubation and education scheme with $12.5 million of funds to invest in Filipino start-ups.
However, you did not have to take any job you were offered or sign on for any cack-handed advice or sham education scheme.
This included a doubling of funding for individual artists to £25 million, plus a further allocation of £45 million to the arts education scheme, Creative Partnerships between 2002-2006.
Chilean students brought up the accusations of for-profit education schemes during huge street protests in 2011.
There are many music education schemes that teach pupils for a week or invite them to a special concert, says Lea Fink, who runs the education programme for the orchestra.
Nearly half of teachers in São Paulo failed to reach state standards for a permanent contract.Ms Bruns sees hope in thousands of innovative education schemes across Brazil.
The health, civil service and education schemes are unfunded.
