Learninf for Life

A half-year term in an academic calendar, typically lasting around 15 to 18 weeks.

A school that is funded by parents' fees and private organizations rather than the government.

To give other people access to learning materials, such as documents, videos, or tools.

To take a formal test as part of your education.

One of the fixed periods into which the academic year is divided, such as a trimester or semester.

To review and study material again in preparation for an exam.

Related to education, especially at college or university level; also refers to a teacher or researcher in higher education.

To complete a course of study at a school, college, or university and receive a diploma or degree.

To successfully complete a course or pass exams to receive an official recognition of your education or skills.

To be accepted into a university course, often through a competitive selection process.

The buildings and grounds of a university or college, including classrooms, libraries, and student housing.

A school that is funded and run by the government and is free for students to attend.

To successfully complete a course of study at a school, college, or university and receive an official qualification such as a diploma or degree.

Education beyond secondary school, usually at a college or university, leading to a degree or diploma.

To submit an assignment or project that is part of your overall grade for a course.

Educational talks or presentations given by a professor or teacher, usually to a large group of students at university.

A school where students live on campus during the term and return home during holidays.

To enter your username and password to access an online system or educational platform.

An official document that proves you have completed a course, passed an exam, or achieved a certain level of education.

A letter or number given to show how well a student has done in a test, assignment, or course.