Education and School

Education

Education noun - The act or process of imparting knowledge or skills to another.

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School and education are semantically related in scholastic topic. In some cases you can use "School" instead a noun "Education".

School noun - The process of being formally educated at a school.

Usage example: what will you do when you finish school?

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Education and school are semantically related in scholastic topic. Sometimes you can use "Education" instead a noun "School".

fancy	fancy education	fancy school
human	human education	human school
good	good education	good school
high	high education	high school
Other adjectives: full, elite, best, normal, public, free, actual, entire, real, private, early, religious, military, primary, elementary, different, said, modern, magical, medical, prestigious.

Cram school is generally attended in addition to regular school, but some offer full-time education.

Source: Cram School
National Service was an actual military training system that all young men in the UK had to do after leaving high school (or a higher form of education).

Source: Film / Carry On, Sergeant
At least until the mid-2010s anyway—at that point, education bureaucrats started to mandate shorter school hours, so privately-owned cram schools started to replace public-school study halls in many places.

Source: Cram School

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