Definition of further education in English:

further education

noun

mass nounBritish

Education below degree level for people above school age.
〈英〉继续教育，进修（指为超过学龄且未受过大学教育的成年人所提供的教育）
more school-leavers expect to go on to further education
as modifier further education college
Example sentencesExamples
- This had been applied to schools and colleges of further education.
- There are thousands who have no access to further education or specialist journals.
- The AoC believes further education has been overlooked historically with more focus on schools and universities.
- Colleges of further education have expertise in teaching basic skills and literacy and numeracy.
- Despite the evidence of educational difficulties, many had continued into further education.
- My point is really that girls will go on to further education if they are good enough, whereas many boys will do regardless.
- Both Mary and Catherine were interested in education and even further education for girls.
- Lone parents tend to be more poorly educated and trained and there are severe barriers for further education and training.
- The college offers a variety of part time or full time courses from further education to postgraduate level.
- Events relating to further education are searchable by region.
- In further education and sixth form colleges lecturers and teachers can help students organise meetings.
- It includes measure-making powers for the Welsh Assembly, mainly in relation to further education.
- The expansion of the college was certainly needed to meet the ever-growing demands for further education.
- A Levels are the traditional route to higher and further education.
- The fund aims to help string players through further education to become teachers or performers.
- Under this law, prisoners will be entitled to access further education.
- The provision of a third-level centre locally makes further education much more accessible.
- Almost half, 49 percent, have third level qualifications - further education or above.
- Partner people considering further education with those currently studying.
- Yet entering the workplace doesn't close the door on further education.

单词	further education
释义	Definition of further education in English: further education noun mass nounBritish Education below degree level for people above school age. 〈英〉继续教育，进修（指为超过学龄且未受过大学教育的成年人所提供的教育） more school-leavers expect to go on to further education as modifier further education college Example sentencesExamples This had been applied to schools and colleges of further education. There are thousands who have no access to further education or specialist journals. The AoC believes further education has been overlooked historically with more focus on schools and universities. Colleges of further education have expertise in teaching basic skills and literacy and numeracy. Despite the evidence of educational difficulties, many had continued into further education. My point is really that girls will go on to further education if they are good enough, whereas many boys will do regardless. Both Mary and Catherine were interested in education and even further education for girls. Lone parents tend to be more poorly educated and trained and there are severe barriers for further education and training. The college offers a variety of part time or full time courses from further education to postgraduate level. Events relating to further education are searchable by region. In further education and sixth form colleges lecturers and teachers can help students organise meetings. It includes measure-making powers for the Welsh Assembly, mainly in relation to further education. The expansion of the college was certainly needed to meet the ever-growing demands for further education. A Levels are the traditional route to higher and further education. The fund aims to help string players through further education to become teachers or performers. Under this law, prisoners will be entitled to access further education. The provision of a third-level centre locally makes further education much more accessible. Almost half, 49 percent, have third level qualifications - further education or above. Partner people considering further education with those currently studying. Yet entering the workplace doesn't close the door on further education.
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