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A is for _______ (a collective word for people who teach and work in universities, e.g. lecturers and researchers).
academics
B is for _______ (an adjective to describe someone who is very clever academically).
bright
C is for _______ (an adjective to describe courses or subjects you have to do).
compulsory
E is for ______ (the US equivalent of 'primary' school in the UK).
elementary
G is for ______ ceremony (the special ceremony when students formally receive their university degrees).
graduation
K is for _______ (a German word used in English to mean 'nursery school).
kindergarten
M is for _______ degree (a post-graduate qualification).
Master's (with 's to get the points!)
O is for ______ exam (a type of exam where you speak rather than write).
oral
P is for ______ (a student who has already obtained their first university degree).
postgraduate
Q is for _______ (what you need to get a skilled job).
qualification
S is for ______ (when you are offered a free place at a school or university, often because of academic ability or a sporting/musical talent).
scholarship
T is for _______ (the daily schedule of lessons at school or university).
timetable
U is for _______ (a person who is studying for their first degree).
undergraduate
V is for _______ course (a course that prepares you for a particular job, e.g. as nursing, hairdressing, being a plumber...)
vocational
W is for ______ (an interactive class that focuses on a practical skill, e.g. drama or art).
workshop
