Translation of "Umfassende bildung" in English

The princess was able to take advantage of a careful and comprehensive education.

She was given an unusually high education for a female in 17th-century Sweden.

He seems to have had a very rigorous education.

Comprehensive and holistic education depends on organisation

Comprehensive education through science is our mission.

Several secondary schools, grammar schools and a business school offer comprehensive education for the next generation.

Palbitzki had a comprehensive education, including knowledge of Latin and Greek literature.

The first cycle will be comprehensive in nature with a common curriculum for all pupils.

Her comprehensive, intellectual education manifested itself in the attempt to realize structuralist language theory and French film theory through art.

On that occasion I was struck by his great simplicity, and also by his wide culture.

Our shock and horror are the fault of not having a broad enough Buddhist education.

The multi-cultural organisational system set up through Babe?-Bolyai University's Charter in 1995 ensures complete, independent instruction in Romanian, Hungarian and German, as well as Jewish studies, at every level of academic qualification.

This is due, at least in part, to the comprehensive vocational education and training systems in those Member States, which facilitate young people's labour market integration.

An education system which is incapable of passing on basic knowledge, which replaces education with training and which excludes a significant proportion of young people on the basis of class criteria.

Marie and her three years younger sister Augusta received a comprehensive education, which focused on the courtly ceremonial duties they were to have as adults.

The report of the Council on the broader role of education adopted in November 2004 stressed that education contributes to preserving and renewing the common cultural background in society and to learning essential social and civic values such as citizenship, equality, tolerance and respect, and is particularly important at a time when all Member States are challenged by the question of how to deal with increasing social and cultural diversity.

Skaliotis believes that a complete household survey on education and informal learning of the population should comprise the follow­ing issues:

Entrepreneurship in curriculum Is the promotion of the enterprise spirit, or entrepreneurship, explicitly recognised as an objective by thenational curriculum for comprehensive secondary education, either as a horizontal aspect of teaching or asa specific subject?

In the first subject-area, innovative VET practices in specific technological fields, the potential for innovation in the field of use of solar and geothermal energy lies above all in the efficient and application-oriented design of course content: comprehensive training in the relevant theoretical knowledge and practical skills, or the provision of comprehensive course modules and trans-occupational (particularly in the field of fitters and electricians, but also in associated fields) modular training courses with project work of practical relevance and certification on completion of the course.

His wide education and the as tounding variety of his qualifications and interests quite naturally marked him out to take part in the tasks of many public bodies.

I think this is an excellent starting point for adapting existing training courses because we do indeed need people with a broader education.

I personally think that these problems can very easily be resolved if, in the educational framework, we regard individuals as being equally responsible and try to counter the perceptions which continue to linger on by making women as responsible as possible through fuller vocational training and financial independence.

Up to 1994, courses leading to the Scottish Certificate of Education examination at Higher Grade, giving access to higher education, formedthe core of the postcompulsory curriculum. Thesewere sometimes followed by a Certificate of Sixth

In Vienna, the "Father City" to which his family returned in 1901, Eisler acquired his comprehensive humanistic education, was drafted during the First World War and wrote his first compositions.