Sentence examples for rudimentary schooling from inspiring English sources

If they managed to survive for six years, they returned to Bloomsbury for some solid if rudimentary schooling.

He sang at churches in the Bogside as a child, and after a rudimentary schooling joined the Irish Guards, later serving with the Palestine police before returning to Ireland in the late 1930s.

Infrastructure is underdeveloped; there is no electricity supply, most water comes from traditional wells, and the rudimentary school system provides only elementary education in poorly equipped establishments.

Although restricted to rudimentary home schooling, his mother's own notable education placed him and his siblings at an advantage compared with other children in similar circumstances.

Both types coexisted uneasily with the traditional Islamic schools, which ran the gamut from rudimentary primary schools to the venerable al-Azhar University.

Some leave their children behind; others cough up for the 70 or so rudimentary private schools in the city.

The working-class hero Philip Levine has been a professor of poetry for more than forty years, although to judge by his poetry you wouldn't think that he'd had any acquaintance with academia beyond a rudimentary high school education.

Thousands of teachers have already been taught rudimentary English as schools begin a rapid switchover to using the language for tuition in a few core subjects.

Yet in many of developing countries, the potential workforce isn't taught fundamental skills – reading, writing and rudimentary math – in school.

Growing up with deaf parents in Tulsa, Okla., Mr. Champion said that his two older brothers, who are not deaf, initially interpreted between him and his parents until the family had taught him rudimentary signing by school age.

From 1906 until the start of the first world war, the government tried to balance the growing inequalities caused by extreme poverty and obscene wealth by introducing a rudimentary pension plan, school meals, a children's charter, and the National Insurance Act to help assist those who had been injured on the job.