Education - Establishments and Academies

Here you will learn some English words related to establishments and academies such as "community college", "art school", and "conservatory".

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day school [noun]

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

Ex: She commutes to the day school from her home in the nearby town , enjoying the balance between academics and family life .

night school [noun]

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

Ex: She juggled her job during the day and attended night school to further her education and advance her career .

public school [noun]

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

Ex: He works as a teacher at the nearest public school .

state school [noun]

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

Ex: Unlike private institutions , state schools are accessible to everyone , regardless of their economic background .

private school [noun]

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

Ex: The cost of tuition at a private school can be quite high .

independent school [noun]

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

Ex: He received a scholarship to attend an independent school specializing in arts education .

boarding school [noun]

a school where students live and study during the school year

Ex: Boarding school can be a transformative experience for many students , providing them with opportunities for personal growth and independence away from home .

state university [noun]

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

Ex: She received a scholarship to attend the honors program at the state university .

community college [noun]

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

Ex: Many people choose community college for its affordable tuition compared to four-year universities .

special school [noun]

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

Ex: He enrolled in a special school that specializes in supporting students with dyslexia and other learning difficulties .

magnet school [noun]

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

Ex: Parents often prefer magnet schools because of their specialized educational tracks .

vocational school [noun]

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

Ex: He completed a welding certification program at the local vocational school .

charter school [noun]

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

Ex: Charter schools are granted more flexibility in their operations and curriculum compared to traditional public schools .

polytechnic school [noun]

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

Ex: She graduated from a polytechnic school with a degree in electrical engineering .

business school [noun]

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

Ex: After graduating from business school , he landed a job at a major corporation .

medical school [noun]

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

Ex: I heard medical school can be very stressful , with long hours and lots of studying .

trade school [noun]

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

Ex: Many trade schools have partnerships with local businesses to provide apprenticeships and job placement assistance .

law school [noun]

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

Ex: After graduating from law school , he passed the bar exam and joined a prestigious law firm .

engineering school [noun]

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

Ex: After graduating from engineering school , she secured a job at a leading technology company .

dental school [noun]

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

Ex: After graduating from dental school , he opened his own dental practice in his hometown .

pharmacy school [noun]

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

Ex: He graduated from pharmacy school with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree .

art school [noun]

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

drama school [noun]

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

Ex: Students at drama school often participate in workshops and rehearsals to develop their understanding of character development and storytelling .

film school [noun]

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

Ex: She honed her skills in cinematography at the prestigious film school in Los Angeles .

music school [noun]

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

Ex: After completing his studies at the music school , he became a professional pianist and composer .

cooking school [noun]

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

Ex: He attended a cooking school in France to master classic French cooking techniques .

journalism school [noun]

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

Ex: He graduated from a journalism school with a strong foundation in investigative reporting and news production .

normal school [noun]

an institution that primarily trains teachers for elementary education

Ex: Normal schools focused on pedagogy , curriculum development , and classroom management .

conservatory [noun]

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

Ex: The conservatory 's curriculum emphasized not only technical proficiency but also creativity and artistic expression , fostering a well-rounded education for aspiring performers .

Ivy League [noun]

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

Ex: The Ivy League are renowned for their research contributions .

deemed university [noun]

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

Ex: The Tata Institute of Social Sciences , Mumbai , offers various postgraduate programs as a deemed university .

gymnasium [noun]

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

Ex: After graduating from gymnasium , she plans to attend university to study medicine .

graduate school [noun]

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

Ex: He was accepted into the graduate school of engineering at a prestigious university .

seminary [noun]

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

Ex:

yeshiva [noun]

a Jewish educational institution where students study religious texts and teachings

Ex: Sarah 's son attends a prestigious yeshiva where he learns Hebrew , Torah , and Talmudic principles .

academy school [noun]

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

Ex: As a teacher at an academy school , I have more autonomy in designing my lesson plans and teaching methods .

grammar school [noun]

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

Ex: In England , grammar schools typically admit students based on academic ability through selective entrance exams .

secondary modern school [noun]

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

Ex: Mary attended a secondary modern school where she received a well-rounded education in various academic and technical subjects .

crammer [noun]

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

Ex: The crammer in the city center offers specialized programs for various professional certification exams .

City Technology College [noun]

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

Ex: She chose to enroll in a City Technology College to pursue her interest in computer programming and design .

community school [noun]

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

Ex: Our local community school offers adult education classes in the evenings .

foundation school [noun]

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

Ex: The foundation school collaborates with local businesses and organizations to offer vocational training opportunities for its students .

university technical college [noun]

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

Ex: The university technical college partners with local industries to provide students with real-world experience .

free school [noun]

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

Ex: The free school 's small class sizes allow for personalized attention and support .

voluntary aided school [noun]

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

Ex: The admissions process for a voluntary aided school may prioritize students from specific religious backgrounds .

voluntary controlled school [noun]

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

Ex: Parents appreciate the high-quality education provided by the voluntary controlled school .

sixth-form college [noun]

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

Ex: He chose to enroll in a sixth-form college to pursue his passion for art and design .

alma mater [noun]

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

Ex: His alma mater awarded him an honorary degree for his achievements .

redbrick university [noun]

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

Ex: Sarah plans to study law at a redbrick university in London next year .

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