Education - Establishments and Academies

a school where students attend classes during the day and return home in the evenings

a school offering classes in the evening, allowing working adults to attend outside of typical daytime hours

a school that is funded and operated by the government and is typically open to all students within a certain geographic area

a school that provides free education due to being funded by the government

a school that receives money from the parents of the students instead of the government

a private educational institution that operates independently of government control, often funded by tuition fees, donations, and endowments

a school where students live and study during the school year

a public college funded by the government of the state where it is located

a two-year college providing higher education, primarily for students from the local community

a school for students who need extra help with learning because of disabilities or learning difficulties

(the United States) a public school that is designed to offer specialized programs beyond the standard curriculum; typically located in a large city

an educational institution that provides specialized training and instruction in a particular trade, skill, or profession

a publicly funded school that operates independently from the traditional public school system, often with a specific educational focus or approach

an educational place where people learn practical skills for jobs like engineering or computer technology

a university or college where students study subjects related to business, such as economics, management, and finance

a college or a department in a university where students study medicine to become medical doctors

an educational institution that provides hands-on training and instruction in specific trades or vocational skills

a graduate school that offers programs leading to a Juris Doctor degree and prepares students for careers in law

a higher education institution that offers academic programs specializing in engineering disciplines

a specialized institution of higher education that provides professional training and education in dentistry

a college or university where students receive education and training to become pharmacists

any educational institution formed to train individuals in visual or fine arts

an educational institution where students learn acting, stagecraft, and performance skills

an educational institution where students learn about various aspects of filmmaking, including directing, producing, screenwriting, and cinematography

an institution that offers specialized training and education in various aspects of music, including performance, composition, theory, and music history

a college or university where students learn culinary skills, techniques, and knowledge related to cooking and food preparation

an educational institution where students receive training in journalism, including reporting, writing, editing, and multimedia storytelling

an institution that primarily trains teachers for elementary education

a school or college that people attend to for studying music, theater, or some other form of art

a group of eight private institutions of higher education in the United States known for their academic excellence, selective admissions policies, and competitive sports programs

(in India) an institution recognized by the government as having university status, typically due to its academic excellence and capacity for research and teaching

a type of secondary school that focuses on preparing students for higher education or university

a department in a university or college that offers graduates an advanced or further degree

an educational institution, often affiliated with a religious denomination, that provides training and education for individuals seeking to become clergy or religious leaders

a Jewish educational institution where students study religious texts and teachings

a public school in England that has more freedom to control its curriculum and budget than traditional schools

a type of secondary school in the UK that traditionally provided education in classical languages and literature, as well as mathematics and sciences

a type of secondary school in the UK that provides a general education for students who do not attend grammar schools

a coaching center or school in Britain that offers intensive exam preparation courses, typically focusing on short-term study to achieve high scores

a type of state-funded secondary school in England that focuses on providing specialized education in technology and vocational subjects

a type of school in the UK that is run by the local government and often offers services beyond regular education, like clubs and healthcare

a type of school in England and Wales that is funded by the state but has more freedom to manage its own affairs, often with input from a governing body or foundation

a type of secondary school in England that provides technical and vocational education, often in partnership with local businesses and universities

a type of independent school in England that is funded by the government but has more autonomy over its curriculum and management

a school in England and Wales funded by the state but maintained by a religious or charitable organization, allowing for religious influence in admissions and education

a type of school in England and Wales that is mainly funded and managed by the local authority but has a connection to a religious or charitable organization

a school in the UK for students aged 16 to 18, where they study advanced subjects before going to university or starting a career

the university, college, or school that one used to study at

a prestigious British institution known for its traditional academic excellence and redbrick buildings