The phrase "educational offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to any type of educational service or program provided by a school, college, or other educational institution. For example, "The college has an impressive selection of educational offerings, including various online classes and degree programs."
We need to think creatively how we can expand our educational offering with our constraints.
You paint a picture of a young man who has struggled to benefit from the conventional educational offering.
Let's improve the educational offering at comprehensives for all children, not just for those who can pass the 11-plus.
Moocs may persist but surely only as one part of a new dynamic educational offering exploiting an increasingly broad collection of teaching techniques.
The prospectus is all about "Oxford, Cambridge this, Ivy League that", but the actual educational offering appears to be more like an attempt to recreate the American concept of the liberal arts college education.
MIT OpenCourseWare has released the first episode of its newest open educational offering, ChemLab Boot Camp, a video series that chronicles the experiences of 14 real MIT freshmen as they get their first taste of working in MIT chemistry labs.
With fewer resources, schools are cutting back educational offerings, but we can offer an online course in a foreign language or health science, for example, even if only a few students want to take it.
With lush displays, educational offerings and seasonal attractions galore, botanical gardens offer myriad delights for the senses.
Palestinian families traditionally emphasized education as a key to social mobility; yet poor educational offerings available through UNRWA and a lack of job opportunities have paved the way for a staggering reversal.
Watch videos of our many educational offerings.
The university had been much enlarged and diversified in its educational offerings through a series of mergers.
