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Meanings of formal education in English

Russian
формальное образование
Spanish
educación formal
Catalan
educació formal

Education normally delivered by trained teachers in a systematic intentional way within a school, higher education or university.

формальное образование
Usage of formal education in English
1
Police said they had never seen sunlight or received any formal education.
The Irish Times
2
Bernie Branagan left the formal education system at the age of 14.
The Irish Times
3
In this remote but pleasant environment John Law completed his formal education.
Millionaire: the philanderer, gambler, and duelist who invented ...
4
The first is the great respect we Rwandans have for formal education.
An ordinary man
5
She would later speak about her lack of formal education with pride.
News.com.au
6
His formal education ended when he left junior high school in Brooklyn.
The new yorker
7
Hogg was a shepherd poet, with only six months of formal education.
The Guardian
8
He had little formal education and a great derision for college men.
The new yorker
9
Special target groups include minorities and those with limited income and formal education.
Pubmed
10
His formal education ended with his sophomore year in high school.
The new yorker
11
For all conditions, we found a significant association with formal education.
Pubmed
12
But he didn't rise up in defense of formal education and good grades.
The whole world: a novel
13
Higher levels of formal education also correlate with sharply lower experiences of deprivation.
The Guardian
14
Kerkorian had little formal education and dropped out of school at age 16.
Reuters
15
Tells about her rather odd childhood with not much formal education.
The new yorker
16
Or at least he has no formal education in the sciences.
Way Station
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare