School education

6. an educational institution that specializes in providing courses and programs related to business and management
7. to be able to adapt to changes, or adjust to different situations
10. outside of the regular academic curriculum, often involving interests or hobbies that are not directly related to classroom learning
11. to evaluate, or judge the quality, value, or effectiveness of something
14. to be in poor condition
15. the specific requirements or preferences of a person based on their unique circumstances, abilities, and situations
16. something that is required by law, rule, or necessity and must be done
17. abilities people use to interact and communicate effectively with others
19. a course or subject that students can choose to take as part of their education, but it is not required
23. a test that students must take to gain admission to a school, college, university, or specific program

1. to have a natural ability or skill in a particular area or activity
2. the stage of education that follows primary education and typically includes middle school and high school
3. education that follows after secondary school
4. an educational practice where children are taught at home
5. the assignments, projects, tasks, or assessments that students are required to complete as part of a course
8. essential abilities that help individuals navigate everyday challenges and responsibilities
9. to move forward, improve, or develop in a particular area or activity
12. not achieving a passing grade or score on the test
13. the set of courses, content, and educational materials that are taught in schools, colleges, or other educational institutions
18. appropriate, fitting, or right for a particular purpose, situation, or person
20. to teach or provide knowledge, skills, or information to someone
21. a schedule that outlines specific times for tasks, events, or activities
22. final year of a student's education