This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are speaking or writing about education that is being provided or offered to people. For example, "The school provides a wide range of educational resources, offering education to children of all ages."
A constant concern of tutors, consultants and, in general, educational institutions offering education in e-learning mode is related to how students acquire, analyze and share knowledge.
There are several educational institutions that offering education in Renewable Energy in Iceland on university level.
It's not offering education, or a platform to discuss or reveal yourself.
Moreover, we appreciate the EU's commitment to empowering young people by offering education programmes and training.
Mr. Silver, for his part, faulted the two Republicans for offering education plans that he said were seriously deficient.
His 1920 feature "Within Our Gates" bluntly depicts lynchings and the racist subjugation that they enforced while also mocking black preachers who promised heaven instead of offering education.
All the established centres are offering training and education for undergraduates and postgraduates, and/or service.
This study sought to explore the strategic governance of plagiarism in Scottish higher education institutions offering nurse education and its articulation with the professional requirements of nurse education.
For instance, the most commonly reported strategy was offering continuing education and training for employees (19.6%).
Thematic analysis (reported in Table 2) revealed that the most commonly reported strategy by respondents was offering continuing education and training for employees (19.6%).
The college, which has 12,000 learners offering tertiary education and pathways into higher education, has very few drop outs already.
