Sentence examples for quality education programmes from inspiring English sources
UNHCR's Education Strategy 2012-2016 stoincreaseincreaccesscess to quality education programmes for refugees of all ages, engaging a broad network of partners to expand opportunities through new and creative approaches.
The programme is simple and cost-effective, which UNICEF and its partners hope will enable it to be expanded into more countries and regions and integrated into other UNICEF quality-education programmes.
High quality early education programmes do make a difference (Bailey, 2002).
NICE [ 13] identify five key criteria for high quality structured education programmes (i) programmes should have a structured written curriculum (ii) a patient centred philosophy (iii) be delivered by trained educators (iv) be quality assured and (v) audited.
Indeed, the miserable performance of Head Start likely accounts for Mr Obama citing a rate of return from specifically "high-quality" early education programmes.
One result was a rising attention towards potential benefits of high-quality preschool education programmes.
Moynihan called for urgent action on training: "The delivery of quality training programmes for primary-school physical education teachers is patchy at best.
The diabetes education and self management for ongoing and newly diagnosed (DESMOND) intervention was one of the first programmes to meet the quality criteria for education programmes that are listed by the Department of Health and Diabetes UK Patient Working Group, which are consistent with the American Diabetes Association criteria.
Quality-assured innovative education programmes for health research can be successful in resource-constrained settings if learners are intimately involved in the design, delivery and assessment of the course and understand the rational and requirements of quality frameworks.
Our conceptual model reflects the investments that countries must make to develop high-quality pre-service education programmes that are capable of producing competent graduates who are ready to enter the workforce.
EAA's aim is to build a global movement that contributes to human, social and economic development through quality education and other welfare programmes and initiatives.
