further education

noun

, British.

1. adult education.

further education

noun

1. (in Britain) formal education beyond school other than at a university or polytechnic

Word History and Origins

Origin of further education¹

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

As well as the myriad social, political, and cultural forces which buffet the choices you make in terms of when and if to obtain further education.

From Nautilus

Such children and their families might decide further education is futile.

From Washington Post

In his Metalogicus, John gives an account of his further education.

From Project Gutenberg

When, in the new society, the young generation has come of age, the further education will be every persons own concern.

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She was placed in such an institution ostensibly for further education, but with the intention on her part there to always remain.

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The Prince does not wish for further education, and is by no means disposed to give any privilege to them.

From Project Gutenberg

His father looked about for a suitable school, and decided to entrust the boy's further education to Mr. Ready, of Peckham.

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