The phrase "educational industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the sector that encompasses educational institutions, services, and products.
Example: "The educational industry has seen significant growth with the rise of online learning platforms."
Alternatives: "education sector" or "learning industry."
Some educational industry specialists agree that going private would be a stabilizing factor for Edison.
The for-profit educational industry says it is fulfilling a vital social function, supplying job training that provides a way up the economic ladder.
The administration's push has provoked fierce lobbying from the for-profit educational industry, which is seeking to maintain flexibility in the rules.
As a result, he concludes, "the contours of a five billion dollar educational industry are being carved by a self-appointed maker of lists sold for profit".
In the past five years, an enormous educational industry has taken off to meet the needs and demands of parents who are either frustrated with schools, or fearful that their children will fall behind in an increasingly competitive world.
An increased use of blueprinting would lead to developing a process manual of service activities that can improve service quality in the educational industry.
Santa Cruz relies primarily on its agriculture, tourism, high technology and educational industries, the latter of which pertains to the University of California, Santa Cruz, a premier research institution and educational hub.
Profile Santa Cruz relies primarily on its agriculture, tourism, high technology and educational industries, the latter of which pertains to the University of California, Santa Cruz, a premier research institution and educational hub.
Meanwhile, the educational battleground has been taken over by larger interests who have no particular accountability to any of us, let alone the general public: multimillion-dollar corporate foundations, think tanks, and private for-profit educational industries including charter school management companies and standardized test developers and administrators.
He noted that many companies in the educational finance industry operate firms that work in different parts of the industry — say, making loans as well as servicing them and pursuing delinquent borrowers.
MECC was sold to a private company and became part of a consolidated educational software industry that was driven by profits more than education.
