“Education” is primarily used to mean formal schooling such as graduation from high school or college or other training which contributes to your ability to meet job requirements. This could involved getting a certification of a licensed job such as a hairdresser, a nurse , a Certified Nurses Assistant (CNA) or a licensed clinical social worker. By having formal education this may demonstrate your reasoning skills, communication skills or math abilities. If you don’t have a formal education this doesn’t mean that you are uneducated or lack these abilities.
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