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Meanings of continuing education in English

Russian
образование в массы
Portuguese
formação contínua
Spanish
escuela de extensión

Education after high school, apart from university.

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образование в массы
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Examples for "university extension"
Examples for "university extension"
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Salter is made of sand and fire and an university extension ticket.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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This Chautauqua movement is only an attempt to Americanize university extension.
The Arena, Volume 4, No. 22, September, 1891
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The strikers used the time to attend university extension lectures, visit museums and learn something useful.
The Making of an American
4
I'm going to the university extension lecture with-I'mgoing to the university extension lecture; it's my regular night.
With the Procession
5
Free public lectures, free mothers' schools, city kindergartens, municipal concerts, university extension courses-such enterprises will doubtless become universal.
Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of Ethics
1
Blue Apron is a symbol of lifelong learning, says the company co-founder.
The Guardian
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A key text on quality assurance and evaluation in the lifelong learning sector.
The Daily Telegraph
3
Today, in most professions, some level of lifelong learning is unavoidable.
The Irish Times
4
And the proposal for a lifelong learning loan allowance is excellent.
The Guardian
5
His interests anticipated the now fashionable themes of lifelong learning and brownfield regeneration.
The Guardian
Usage of continuing education in English
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The college provides a comprehensive range of full-time and continuing education programmes.
The Irish Times
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The cost fell within continuing education guidelines set by the legislature, he said.
Reuters
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Habib consulted with a nurse who took a continuing education course in Japan.
Reuters
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Then he set up a company that provided continuing education courses to accountants.
Reuters
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Alignment with continuing education arrangements could support mainstream adoption of this approach within organizations.
Pubmed
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Larger studies over the lifespan and continuing education about this underrecognized condition are needed.
Pubmed
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The Company also offers continuing education for eye care professionals.
Reuters
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Uses for these loan products include home remodels, durable good purchases, travel and continuing education.
Reuters
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Methods: The intervention included journal clubs, live continuing education, point-of-care guidelines, and new patient materials.
Pubmed
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My classes often mixed undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education pupils of various ages and backgrounds.
Wired
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Now here's some free officer continuing education for you.
Beginnings
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There tax preparers must pass a test and complete 20 hours of continuing education each year.
Reuters
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Some courses are non-credit, continuing education courses, some certificate programs and courses granting professional development credits.
The Guardian
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Sylmond Jack of St Vincent and the Grenadines acknowledged the importance of continuing education in emergencies.
Jamaica Observer
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Computerised tools, continuing education and audits remained under-used.
Pubmed
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Introduction: Little is known about the effects on clinical practice of continuing education quality and safety curricula.
Pubmed