EDUCATION

3. Experts who evaluate the quality or validity of a student's research, academic work, or applications, often involved in grading or selection processes.
6. A student who is pursuing their first degree, typically a bachelor’s, and has not yet completed their higher education.
7. A person who formally applies for admission to a university, program, or job, often submitting documents like references and resumes for consideration.
11. (reference): Individuals who provide recommendations or evaluations of a student or applicant’s skills, character, and achievements, often used in applications for jobs or further study.
12. An academic or career counselor who provides guidance on educational, research, or career-related decisions, helping students plan their future.
14. A medical trainee in their first year of practical hospital training, often under supervision as they gain clinical experience.
15. A university or college educator who primarily focuses on teaching rather than research, often delivering lectures on specific subjects.
16. An institution or facility that provides care and early education to very young children before they begin formal schooling.

1. A person who teaches practical or specialized skills, often in a more hands-on or applied setting compared to traditional academic teaching.
2. (person): A person who evaluates and grades students' assignments or exams, ensuring that academic standards are met.
4. An academic or professional responsible for overseeing students' research or practical training, providing guidance and ensuring progress is made.
5. In some universities, particularly in the UK, a don is a senior academic, often responsible for providing personal mentoring or tutoring to students in addition to teaching.
8. A person learning a trade or profession by working under the guidance of an experienced practitioner, usually in a hands-on setting.
9. of Department: The leader or senior academic in charge of an academic department within a university or institution, responsible for administrative and academic oversight.
10. A person undergoing professional training in a specific field, gaining practical experience under supervision.
13. Professor: A professor from another institution who temporarily teaches or conducts research at a host university, often bringing specialized expertise.