Sentence examples for learning grant from inspiring English sources

5) Raise the adult learning grant from £30 to £45 a week.

The Modelling Silchester module is envisaged as a long term and distinctive part of the classics curriculum at Reading, and its potential has been recognised by a £20,000 teaching and learning grant to allow the purchase of computer hardware and software, travel to events and time for project planning and content creation.

The study was supported for data collection and data entry, by a Teaching and Learning Grant from the University of South Australia.

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, one of the sponsors of the Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative, provided a two year learning grant to a Makerere University Johns Hopkins Universityty collaboration in 2009 to demonstrate how investment in a University – the Makerere University College of Health Sciences (MakCHS) – can improve health outcomes in Uganda and the East Africa region.

The leadership of the College of Health Sciences has used the learning grant to help forge the College as a transformational institution in Uganda and the region, influencing government, civil society and individuals, and guided by its core values of quality, professionalism, equity and social justice, relevance, accountability, and transparency.

One of the objectives of a MakCHS and Johns Hopkins University (JHU) learning grant was to develop and test effective strategies for the University and the community partners to use to improve health services and outcomes related to national health priorities [ 4].

That means learning grant-proposal writing, fund-raising and not-for-profit operations and management.

Launched in September 2007 for PBS KIDS to critical acclaim, Super WHY! received a prestigious Ready to Learn Grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the U.S. Department of Education.

PBS has two other new literacy-promoting programs this fall, "Word World" and "Super Why!," both aimed at preschoolers and both recipients of Ready to Learn grants from the federal Education Department.

Markowitz administers an NIEHS Environmental Health Sciences as an Integrative Context for Learning (EHSIC) grant as well as grants from several other sources to develop multidisciplinary material for K 12 teachers [for more information on EHSIC grants, see "Mission: Educational," p. A806 this issue].

The ending of the education maintenance allowance and adult learning grants gives the lie to the coalition's attempts to argue that those on lower incomes will retain access – these students will not be able to afford to stay in post-16 education to secure the qualifications they need to apply for further or higher education.