further education

Only few jobs are available for students without further education.

The something else may be a career or further education in other schools.

He was the first member of the family to go on to further education.

Further education is also offered at most high schools in the city.

Academic results are high and most go on to further education.

It became clear that at least some of the children had to get further education.

So I take it you went to a private school and paid for any further education then?

It is getting increasingly difficult to get into further education'.

They can also find information on further education in their academic career.

There are also a small number of independent schools in the town, and a further education college.

About 90 percent of the seniors go on for further education.

Only 17 percent of students were enrolled in further education.

He left the town in 1914 to pursue further education.

When the club were created they took the name from the college of further education at which it has been based ever since.

He then has to leave for the city to pursue further education.

Many young Japanese have simply given up on finding work or getting further education.

The report recommended that there should be more further education.

They sent him inland, to a university for further education.

By 1939, there were around 50,000 students enrolled in further education.

In 2010/11, there we're a total of 15,000 students on both higher and further education courses.

Should girls brought up in Britain be allowed to go on to further education?

Each of the larger towns also has a further education college.

Since that time the face of Further education has changed considerably.

New College is proud of its academic record, with most students going on to further education.

"Parents should know how good a school is at getting their children into higher and further education.