Meanings of education organisation in English

A Swedish sex education organisation wants to send a condom up into space.

A World of Possibilities programmes were made by an American public education organisation The Mainstream Media Project.

Roxanne Stockwell is principal of Pearson College London, the first higher education organisation founded by a FTSE 100 company.

They're saying they're pro gun and this is the first early childhood education organisation to take this particular stance, Dr Alexander said.

It proposes a new coach education organisation led by a technical director, likely to be the current director of elite development, Dan Ashworth.

Junior Achievement Ireland, the business and economic education organisation, yesterday rewarded individuals who made contributions to bringing the business world into the classroom.

He said NZQA was working with another tertiary education organisation that would provide a full package of learning and support for ATI students.

It has formed alliances across government agencies, education organisations, and political party lines.

To achieve this, collaboration between government, businesses and education organisations will be vital.

An advisory group of the main education organisations has also rejected the proposal.

They work alongside kindergartens and centre based early education organisations.

While she was studying, Bianca worked as a nanny, and went on after University to work for several NGO environmental education organisations.

One of the organisers, Rachel Noble, said the alliance of disability and education organisations was hugely significant and their message was simple.

An external evaluation and review provides an independent judgement of the educational performance and capability in self-assessment of all non-university education organisations.

She said the plan was to grow that to $80m by 2020 by getting local government and education organisations to work together.