The phrase "educational program aimed at" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used when discussing an educational program that has a specific target or goal in mind. Example: The school's new educational program aimed at promoting mental health and well-being has been well-received by students and parents alike.
In Suffolk County, Ms. Ahearn was instrumental in setting up an educational program aimed at preventing sexual abuse of children.
Now, two federal agencies are promoting an educational program aimed at helping older adults safeguard their money and personal information as well as recognize possible financial swindles.
She is impressed, she said, that Ms. Alsop used some of her own fellowship as seed money for ORCHKids, the Baltimore Symphony's after-school educational program aimed at creating social change through music training for children in Baltimore.
And she volunteers with the foundation's treatment choices initiative — an educational program aimed at those at high risk for contracting hepatitis C. "I just saw the need and how important it was and how it helped the patients," Ms. Shea said, explaining why she volunteers on top of her regular job, which includes a hepatitis support group at the V.A. hospital that she runs on her own time.
The Back School is characterized as an educational program aimed at individuals who have chronic pain in spine.
The company today launched 'Google Bus Bangladesh', an educational program aimed at teaching key digital skills to more than half a million students in the South Asian country.
One could argue that any educational programming aimed at children would have to be simple.
Last month, the administration revoked authorization for travelers engaged in educational programs aimed at increasing contacts between Cubans and Americans.
The television landscape has changed considerably since then, with a glut of educational programming aimed at young viewers.
In my experience, there were some drug and alcohol educational programs aimed at teenagers that proved to be ineffective.
Furthermore, educational programs aimed at improving E.I. could be designed and implemented in order public administration to be efficient.
