"voluntary education" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to education that is not compulsory or mandatory, but rather chosen or undertaken by an individual of their own free will. Example: Many adults who did not have the opportunity for higher education during their youth may pursue voluntary education programs later in life to further their knowledge and skills in a particular field.
The passing of the Education (Scotland) Act in 1872 replaced voluntary education in the town with a school-based education for all children aged 5 to 13. Kirkcaldy has four secondary schools and eleven primary schools.
Also characteristic are the nationwide voluntary education associations.
"We will continue to hold ourselves to the highest standards of accountability, transparency, ethics and compliance". Dawn Bilodeau, chief of the Defense Department's voluntary education programs, said in a written statement that university recruiting activities — such as job training or career events — are banned from Defense Department installations.
The IPA-Problems subscale examines the extent to which these limitations are experienced as problematic, by assessing nine different areas of participation and autonomy: mobility, self care, activities in and around the house, looking after money, leisure, social life and relationships, paid or voluntary work, education and training, and helping and supporting other people [ 10- 12].
Before the change, voluntary religious education classes were poorly attended.
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He supports what is now unacceptable in constitutionally secular France — voluntary religious education in public schools.
"The longtime position of Connecticut's Green Industries is that laws banning certain ornamental plants would be extremely difficult to enforce and that voluntary public education about invasive plants would be far more effective," he n wrote.
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"There are many reasons why children and young people might self-harm, and we need to ensure that all services – whether the NHS, voluntary sector, education or social care – work together to make sure everything possible is being done to ensure those at risk are being offered the right services in the right places".
But the children flock to his voluntary religious education classes.
