Beginner:

   1. School - A place where students go to learn.

   2. Teacher - A person who helps students learn.

   3. Student - A person who goes to school to learn.

   4. Book - A written or printed work with pages.

   5. Classroom - A room where students have lessons.

   6. Pencil - A writing tool with a thin, cylindrical shape.

   7. Desk - A piece of furniture for studying or writing.

   8. Learn - To acquire knowledge or skills.

   9. Test - An examination to evaluate knowledge.

   10. Homework -Tasks assigned to be completed at home.

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Intermediate: 

   1. Curriculum - The subjects comprising a course of study.

   2. Examination - A formal test of knowledge or ability.

   3. Library - A place where books and resources are stored for borrowing.

   4. Assignment - A task or piece of work given to students.

   6. Graduate -To successfully complete a degree or course.

   7. Semester - A division of the academic year.

   8. Diploma - A certificate awarded for completing a course of study.

   9. Research - Systematic investigation to discover facts or principles.

   10. Major - A student's main field of study.

   11. Tutor - A person providing individualized teaching or guidance.

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Advanced:

   1. Pedagogy - The theory and practice of education.

   2. Plagiarism - Using someone else's work without giving proper credit.

   3. Scholarship - Financial aid awarded based on academic achievement.

   4. Distance Learning - Education conducted remotely, often online.

   5. Thesis - A long essay or dissertation, typically for a higher degree.

   6. Philology - The study of language, especially its historical development.

   7. Semiotics - The study of signs and symbols in communication.

   8. Vocational Education - Training for a specific occupation or trade.

   9. Academician - A member of an academic community. 

   10. Dissertation: A formal, lengthy document presenting original research and findings, typically required for the completion of a doctoral degree.