Definition of non-formal in English:

non-formal

adjective

Having a relaxed or informal style or nature.
a non-formal friendly atmosphere
non-formal systems of education
Example sentencesExamples
- The concept of village banking was started by David Walker who have been involved in non-formal education in Nepal.
- Arrangements for non-formal education are provided to the children of the slum.
- This system emphasizes basic and non-formal education with the education of girls as one of the key elements.
- Nonformal political actors are rendered invisible in the space of national politics.
- We also found that teachers and nonformal educators wanted more materials and training on biodiversity.
- The intention was to educate the children in a non-formal environment before they could be admitted to regular schools.
- They were so successful that non-formal classes for girls sprang up in almost all the 75 districts of the country.
- The aim of Creative Mentoring is to use the arts to heighten interest and awareness of the arts in non-formal settings.
- For children in the pre-school age, there are six non-formal education centres.
- By the early 1990s, the major concern of the Mothers ' Union was non-formal education.
- A one-year non-formal training programme in electronics assembly is conducted for the benefit of youngsters.
- Female missionaries through their various churches established the first girls ' schools in both the formal and non-formal sectors.
- Here he met with social workers from Butterflies and enrolled in their non-formal education classes.
- The objects are scattered on the cloth in a non-formal manner and the paintings show a sense of community feeling.
- However, this form of education is of a nonformal nature and does not lead to a credential.
- There is a serious lack of non-formal, low cost facilities and activities for the youth population in the county.
- We also want to work on creating more partnerships, especially between schools and nonformal institutions.
Synonyms
casual, relaxed, easy-going, natural, unceremonious, unofficial, unstudied, unaffected

单词	non-formal
释义	Definition of non-formal in English: non-formal adjective Having a relaxed or informal style or nature. a non-formal friendly atmosphere non-formal systems of education Example sentencesExamples The concept of village banking was started by David Walker who have been involved in non-formal education in Nepal. Arrangements for non-formal education are provided to the children of the slum. This system emphasizes basic and non-formal education with the education of girls as one of the key elements. Nonformal political actors are rendered invisible in the space of national politics. We also found that teachers and nonformal educators wanted more materials and training on biodiversity. The intention was to educate the children in a non-formal environment before they could be admitted to regular schools. They were so successful that non-formal classes for girls sprang up in almost all the 75 districts of the country. The aim of Creative Mentoring is to use the arts to heighten interest and awareness of the arts in non-formal settings. For children in the pre-school age, there are six non-formal education centres. By the early 1990s, the major concern of the Mothers ' Union was non-formal education. A one-year non-formal training programme in electronics assembly is conducted for the benefit of youngsters. Female missionaries through their various churches established the first girls ' schools in both the formal and non-formal sectors. Here he met with social workers from Butterflies and enrolled in their non-formal education classes. The objects are scattered on the cloth in a non-formal manner and the paintings show a sense of community feeling. However, this form of education is of a nonformal nature and does not lead to a credential. There is a serious lack of non-formal, low cost facilities and activities for the youth population in the county. We also want to work on creating more partnerships, especially between schools and nonformal institutions. Synonyms casual, relaxed, easy-going, natural, unceremonious, unofficial, unstudied, unaffected
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