Sentence examples for free education system from inspiring English sources
A pair of teachers, who now have nearly 40 students per class, told me they hoped economic growth would lead to a better free education system.
MPs in Uganda have called for an urgent review of the country's free education system to address declining standards, the Daily Monitor reported this week.
Mr Gove has embraced the Swedish independent "free" education system, where private individuals or groups can get state funding for new schools.
We are also fighting for a fully-funded, free education system, because without it we won't have a society with the skills to treat the sick or look after those in need.
HAVANA (Reuters) — Cuba is cutting back its hallowed free education system and moving students into more practical careers to reduce costs and fill needs in its work force, recently released government statistics show.
A free education system with decent student support, public ownership of utilities and railways, tax justice and a fully public NHS are long-held commitments of Corbyn's, but they are on the agenda because they have been put there by protest.
The predicament of Sri Lanka's "free-education" system was well described recently by a disgruntled student himself: "The sad reality is that people are paying for education.
The country has had a free educational system since 1945, providing education from primary to tertiary level in all state schools and universities, which includes medical degrees.
Perhaps it's time the policy makers realised that choice and a free market education system are just not compatible with social justice and equity.
There is, he argues, a second part of the equation: the introduction of a free compulsory education system for all, which goes hand in glove with the recruitment process to create a successful education system.
Jeanty opened the door, and a smartly dressed man introduced himself as a representative of Edison Schools Inc., the nation's largest company in the business of managing public schools (ie, those which are part of a free local education system).
