lists of schools or colleges, from the best down to the worst, based on exam results and, sometimes, other criteria
perpetuate
league tables
two-tier system
perceives
sees, considers
better-off
well-endowed
perceives
depressing
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assessed
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money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of need
undergraduates
tertiary
student loans
bursaries
achieve an excellent standard
tertiary
excel
bursaries
scholarships
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mind map
when everyone has the same changes
schooling
comprehensive
selective
equality of opportunity
reducing
less well-off
excel
scholarships
depressing
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acknowledge
money students borrow from a bank while studying and then pay back once they are in work
equality of opportunity
student loans
undergraduates
tuition fees
iesths
thesis
available jobs
challenging
passion for
career prospects
openings
mnmncseoi
mnemonics
gnmntssaie
assignment
poorer
less well-off
bursaries
scholarships
excel
partly paid for by the company
subsidized
career prospects
passion for
fast-paced
a person who is good at playing with others
sir
madam
manager
team player
existing as a basic part of something
two-tier system
perpetuate
league tables
inherent in
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genius
marc
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a positive word for something which is exciting and difficult
hands-on
challenging
passion for
reporting
as good as, or better than, other salaries for similar jobs
benefits package
healthcare plan
salary expectations
competitive salary
money paid to receive teaching
inherent
endowments
loan
tuition fees
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composition
practical, direct
position
hands-on
stand out
field
education at university or college level
tuition
tertiary
undergraduates
student loans
richer
well-endowed
better-off
less well-off
depressing
plmsgraiai
plagiarism
a system with two separate levels, one of which is better than the other
better-off
two-tier system
perceives
well-endowed
receiving a lot of money in grants, gifts from rich people, etc.
excel
well-endowed
less well-off
depressing
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essay
pupils are chosen for entry, usually for academic reasons, though, in the case of some private schools, parents' ability to pay school fees may be a factor in selection
selective
schooling
comprehensive
elitism
students doing a first degree
undergraduates
tuition fees
selective
equality opportunity
vreesi
revise
students doing a further degree
postgraduates
bursaries
scholarships
undergraduates
money given to pay for studies, usually provided on the basis of academic merit
student loans
tertiary
scholarships
bursaries
mttdsbuie
submitted
everyone enters without exams and education is free, paid for by the government
schooling
elitism
inherent in
comprehensive
eaddlnie
deadline
all the training you need
partial training
part - time training
full training
graveyard training
education received at school
elitism
inherent in
schooling
league tables
make something continue
perpetuate
better-off
two-tier system
perceives
when you favor a small, privileged group
perpetuate
elitism
inherent in
league tables
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