UNESCO Thesaurus: hierarchical list

1.55 Educational population

Educational personnel

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NT1 Educational administrators

UF Deans, Head teachers, Headmasters, Inspectors (education), Principals (academic), Rectors

    NT2 Educational advisers

    NT2 Educational planners

NT1 Paraprofessional educational personnel

UF Educational guidance personnel, Educational support personnel

    NT2 School librarians

    UF Teacher librarians

    NT2 Teacher aides

NT1 Teachers

UF Professors

    NT2 Academic teaching personnel

    UF College teachers (USA), Faculty, Higher education teaching personnel, Lecturers, Tutors, University professors

    NT2 Adult educators

        NT3 Trainers

        UF Training officers

    NT2 Literacy workers

    UF Literacy teachers

    NT2 Preprimary teachers

    NT2 Primary school teachers

    NT2 Secondary school teachers

    NT2 Special education teachers

    NT2 Student teachers

    NT2 Teacher educators

    NT2 Technical school teachers

    UF Technical teachers, Vocational school teachers

    NT2 Visiting teachers

    UF Visiting professors

    NT2 Women teachers

    UF Women professors

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NT1 Dropouts

UF Early school leavers, School dropouts

NT1 Foreign students

UF International students, Transnational students

NT1 Gifted students

UF High achievers, Overachievers, Talented students

NT1 Low achievers

UF Underachievers

NT1 New literates

NT1 Slow learners

UF Educationally retarded, Low ability students, Mentally retarded students

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NT1 Postgraduates

NT1 Undergraduates

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UF Pupils

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NT1 Adult students

    NT2 Trainees

NT1 Out of school youth

    NT2 Apprentices

NT1 Schoolchildren

UF School pupils

    NT2 Preschool children

    UF Preschool pupils

    NT2 Primary school students

    UF Primary school pupils

    NT2 Secondary school students

    UF Secondary school pupils

NT1 University students

UF College students

NT1 Women students

UF Female students, Girl students

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