'education sectors' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the different types of institutions or other organizations involved in providing education, such as schools, universities, and vocational training centers. For example, “The health crisis has had wide-reaching impacts on all education sectors.”.
@helenbeetham Abhay develops digital engagement strategies for the arts, culture and education sectors.
The UK has one of the best and most established higher education sectors in the world.
An expert on Malawi said: "The consequence of DfID's actions may be huge adverse impacts on the health and education sectors in Malawi, as DfID is such a significant donor on the health and education sectors in Malawi".
Tracey Barrett is founding director of BlueSky PR, the specialist boutique communications consultancy for the HR and education sectors.
Unemployment is high, corruption is rife and the country's once-heralded health and education sectors are in tatters.
The event brought together not-for-profit Neds and specialists from across the voluntary, housing and higher education sectors.
With substantial investments in the ICT and education sectors, the country fueled its growth over the past two decades.
Romania also needs to put more effort into its health and education sectors and corruption remains a significant problem there.
Its internet economy is now bigger than its construction and education sectors, mainly thanks to the popularity of e-commerce.
A marketing and communications professional first working within the publishing industry, Paul has 20 years' experience working with students in both the further and higher education sectors.
Lygo says the American nightmare could not happen here because "we have one of the most regulated higher education sectors in the world".
