educationalLevel
This term is in the "new" area - implementation feedback and adoption from applications and websites can help improve our definitions.
- Canonical URL: https://schema.org/educationalLevel
- Check for open issues.
Values expected to be one of these types
Used on these types
Source
https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/1779
Examples
HNC Facilities Management
Higher National qualifications provide practical skills and theoretical knowledge that meet the needs of employers. The HNC in Facilities Management (SCQF level 7) develops knowledge and skills of the modern Facilities Management industry including both ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ services, and is aimed at those in supervisory and management roles or aspiring managers within the wider realm of Facilities Services.
Mapping to National Occupational Standards
- ASTFM401 Understand facilities management and its place in the organisation
- [etc]
HNC Facilities Management
Higher National qualifications provide practical skills and theoretical knowledge that meet the needs of employers. The HNC in Facilities Management (SCQF level 7) develops knowledge and skills of the modern Facilities Management industry including both ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ services, and is aimed at those in supervisory and management roles or aspiring managers within the wider realm of Facilities Services.
Mapping to National Occupational Standards
- ASTFM401 Understand facilities management and its place in the organisation
- [etc]
HNC Facilities Management
Higher National qualifications provide practical skills and theoretical knowledge that meet the needs of employers. The HNC in Facilities Management (SCQF level 7) develops knowledge and skills of the modern Facilities Management industry including both ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ services, and is aimed at those in supervisory and management roles or aspiring managers within the wider realm of Facilities Services.
Mapping to National Occupational Standards
- ASTFM401 Understand facilities management and its place in the organisation
- [etc]
Designing a treasure map
Resource type: lesson plan, learning activity
Target audience: teachers
Educational level: US Grade 2
Link to lesson plan: http://example.org/lessonplan
Designing a treasure map
Resource type: lesson plan, learning activity
Target audience: teachers.
US Grade Levels 2
Link to lesson plan: http://example.org/lessonplan
Designing a treasure map
Resource type: lesson plan, learning activity
Target audience: teachers
US Grade Levels 2
Link to lesson plan: http://example.org/lessonplan
The Declaration of Arbroath
A lesson plan for teachers with associated video. Typical length of lesson, 1 hour. Recommended for children aged 10-12 years old.
Subject: Wars of Scottish independence
Alignment to curriculum:
- England National Curriculum: KS 3 History: The middle ages (12th to 15th century)
- Scotland SCQF: Level 2 Curriculum for Excellence: Social studies: people past events and societies
Link to lesson plan: http://example.org/lessonplan
This example is based on Declaration of Arbroath from BBC Bitesize
The Declaration of Arbroath
A lesson plan for teachers with associated video. Typical length of lesson, 1 hour. Recommended for children aged 10-12 years old.
Subject: Wars of Scottish independence
Alignment to curriculum:
- England The National Curriculum for England: Key Stage 3 History: The middle ages (12th to 15th century)
- Scotland SCQF : Level 2 Curriculum for Excellence: Social studies: people past events and societies
Link to lesson plan: http://example.org/lessonplan
This example is based on Declaration of Arbroath from BBC Bitesize
The Declaration of Arbroath
A lesson plan for teachers with associated video. Typical length of lesson, 1 hour. Recommended for children aged 10-12 years old.
Subject: Wars of Scottish independence
Alignment to curriculum:
- England The National Curriculum for England: : KS 3 History: The middle ages (12th to 15th century)
- Scotland SCQF : Level 2 Curriculum for Excellence: Social studies: people past events and societies
Link to lesson plan: http://example.org/lessonplan
This example is based on Declaration of Arbroath from BBC Bitesize