Across
- 3. An education that directly relates to gaining employment. This can mean direct entry into specific occupations, or more general work-readiness through foundational courses.
- 4. Program of national standardised tests of reading, math and science skills administered every three years to Grade 8 students (CAN).
- 6. Categories specifying the type of research income (AUS).
- 7. A plan prepared by a school to help children who are experiencing difficulties to improve their learning at their own pace.
- 8. The main authority of the Australian Government responsible for fundamental and applied research, and research training.
- 13. A national survey designed to measure the short to medium-term employment outcomes of graduates from public postsecondary educational institutions (CAN)(8,9,6).
- 14. A period where students who did not make their grades upon applying for university can find other courses which have left-over spaces (UK).
Down
- 1. Global ranking focussed on research-intensive universities. Universities are ranked on their performance across teaching, research, citations, industry income and international outlook (5,6,9).
- 2. A comprehensive higher education study choice platform that provide real-time, forward looking market insights on student interest for education internationally.
- 5. The art and science of adult learning
- 9. The formal head of a university, work closely with the Vice-Chancellor and President as the chair of the university's governing body
- 10. Higher education expenditure on R&D data submitted by universities to the Australian Department of Education annually.
- 11. A group of individuals who provide strategic advice to a higher education institution to ensure curriculum and programs offered are up to date with industry standards and requirements.
- 12. A place at a university or higher education provider where the government pays part of the student's fees in the form of a subsidy.