Sentence examples for highest quality of education from inspiring English sources

Development of mammography training and clinical practice should be considered equal to other imaging examinations performed by radiographers, and resourced to reach the highest quality of education and patient services.

He said: "Students have a right to expect a higher quality of education and improvements to their experience.

That assumption of cost has often gone hand-in-glove with the notion that specialist colleges are delivering a higher quality of education.

We're pleased that students across the UK and overseas continue to recognise the high quality of education on offer in Scotland".

Others point to the high quality of education in Finland, or to social arrangements (the "Nordic model") that make entrepreneurship less risky and a more realistic option for more people.

The decision to come to London was based on the high quality of education and location – it's close to many European cities and just seven hours from New York.

He has just completed a $550 million round of financing to help the company continue to expand into countries where "we can deliver a higher quality of education than the state can provide".

As with students from most regions around the world, the UK has to settle for second place behind the US in the eyes of Latin Americans, but the high quality of education available, the international recognition of UK qualifications, and the subsequent career prospects are cited as defining factors when Latin American students were asked to reflect on the UK as a higher education destination.

The study, a joint project of Public Agenda and the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education, also found that most Americans believe that colleges could admit a lot more students without lowering quality or raising prices, and that colleges could spend less and maintain a high quality of education.

The council said that the new timetable would be shorter "but the teaching time with the class teacher remains protected and will deliver our pupils a high quality of education".

"Clearly the work is done by the schools and the head teachers and teachers, but the local authority has a statutory duty to provide fair access to a high quality of education for the pupils".