(a) Private education Private education is education provided by individuals or private institutions under the supervision of the competent State authorities.

Despite the rise of private education in many low income countries, investment opportunities in public private models and private education remain limited.

PUBLIC PRIVATE SECONDARY EDUCATION IN GREECE

Private education in A.H. 1422 (2001)

Involving private enterprise in education and training programmes.

Guam has an extensive public and private education system.

Recently several private higher education establishments have been established.

Private establishments of primary education and general secondary education have the right to establish tuition fees.

Moreover, private education providers must be accredited, regulated, and closely monitored.

There is a vast and rapidly growing system of private education.

Where demand exceeded supply, private education voucher recipients were selected by lottery.

The Estonian education system consists of state, municipal, public, and private institutions.

Higher education is provided by a number of public and private universities.

Also emphasized are HIV AIDS, education for all, and private sector development.

(iii) Government and private activities to promote education in space science and engineering

All institutions, private and public, must be registered with the Ministry of Education.

A recent issue concerning education in Greece is the institutionalisation of private universities.

There is also a small number of accredited private secondary and higher education institutions.

To obtain financing, a private school must be recognized by the department of Education.

Private educational establishments may implement programmes of pre school, primary, secondary and higher education.

In developing education in Egypt, we should seek the participation of the private sector.

With the law on schools a possibility for private education has been opened up, and in the last period there have been intensified initiatives for the opening of private institutions at all levels of education.

Basic education is provided by the PA s Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MEHE), UNRWA, and private religious, philanthropic, and for profit schools. There were 931,260 students studying in basic education in 2004 058.

Higher education includes teacher training, nursing and medical training, a small private university, a woman's business college, and a number of private agricultural schools.

Private teaching establishments, whether francophone, anglophone or known trough another designation, are governed according to the provisions of the An Act respecting private education.

Many have withdrawn into the private sphere education and culture for some, business for others.

The higher education sector is also facing retention problems, in both State and private universities.

Key areas of intervention included water, health care, education, social services and the private sector.

Private or public primary and secondary education will also be provided to children whenever possible.

Families invest in private education because they fear that the public education system will not get their children into elite universities and good jobs.

Equally encouraging, the private education sector, which represents about 85 per cent of the total, is now more integrated into the national education system.

Longer term growth requires investment by individuals (in education and skills), governments, and the private sector.

The government's policy is that public money should not be used to fund private school education.

In Latvia, the private sector absorbs approximately half of the graduates of pedagogical higher education establishments.

A private school is any non governmental school which offers any form of general, vocational or special education at the stage prior to higher education.

The private sector is seen as an important stakeholder in the education and employment of young people.

The state and local governments participate in the financing of private establishments of primary and secondary education.

All teachers working at education establishments and in private practice are registered with the Register of Teachers.

(b) The right to identity, culture, religion, public and private use of language and script, and education

Education in different language may be acquired at private educational establishments, as well as the state and municipal educational establishments where programmes of minority education are implemented, i.e., where education can be acquired bilingually.

While noting the progress made in increasing education coverage, the Committee is concerned at the disparity in the quality of education offered in municipal and private schools.

In many developing countries, as the middle class grows, more families seek affordable private education for their children.

India s 2011 Annual Status of Education Report showed that in 2005 2008, private school enrollment increased by 38 .

Ethiopia had given priority to developing human resources and expanding education, with growing participation by the private sector.

Private educational establishments have the right to establish tuition fees for the acquisition of education at these establishments.