Sentence examples for educational services company from inspiring English sources
In 2001 he set up his own educational services company, Youth Minded.
The poll was sponsored by an online educational services company, Embark.com, and conducted by the Art & Science Group.
Mrs. Flinn, 31, is the promotions manager at Embark.com, an Internet educational services company in San Francisco.
"You have to just jump in," said Trent Anderson, vice president and publisher of Kaplan Inc., a test preparation and educational services company.
Last year, a Tokyo court ordered Benesse, an educational services company, to reinstate a worker who claimed she had been required to do demeaning, menial tasks after resisting pressure to leave.
"As soon as someone saw how close it got to the buildings, people literally ran out," said Carlina Rivera, 25, who works at an educational services company on the 22nd floor of 1 Liberty Plaza, adjacent to the site of the Sept. 11, 2001, attack.
The Los Angeles Unified School District would buy an Apple iPad for every student, more than 600,000, each loaded with educational software supplied by Pearson, a major education services company. .
There is also an opportunity for advertisers to sponsor video players and wrap them in their branding (apparently educational service companies are the most eager to build their brands in this manner).
LeapFrog, which is based in Emeryville, Calif., is a unit of Knowledge Universe, an educational materials and services company owned by Lawrence J. Ellison, the chief executive of the Oracle Corporation; Lowell J. Milken, who runs the Milken Family Foundation; and his brother, Michael R. Milken, the former financier who was convicted of securities fraud in 1990.
One way to persuade internet users to grant access to their images would be to offer them discounts on goods or subscriptions to websites.Realeyes is also working with Kaplan, an educational-services company, on a project in Hungary which is using the system to measure how children respond to virtual games that teach them English.
The most recent comptroller audit, made public last week, found overbilling at a Long Island company called IncludEd Educational Services similar to that uncovered in other companies earlier this year.
