The difference between agenda, timetable and schedule

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Agenda An agenda is essentially a list of issues or items that have to be raised and debated within the context of a time-limited meeting. The format of a good agenda is short, simple and clear. Повестка дня

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Understanding the agenda You know the only way to get the most out of your time is to spend it wisely, and you want to make every second you have count. When it comes to meetings, the way to be efficient and effective simultaneously is to prepare and make good use of an agenda.

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Schedule Schedule refers to the work timetable planned over a definite period. It could be work to be done for the day giving starting and finishing times/ a teaching program from the teacher's or student's point of view. When we talk of a lot to be done, we call it a heavy schedule (жесткий график) or if it's got to be done quickly, it's a tight schedule (сжатые сроки) . If you are not keeping up, it's referred to as behind schedule and if you have time to spare, then you are ahead of schedule. График, расписание по времени

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Schedule When we talk of a lot to be done, we call it a heavy schedule or if it's got to be done quickly, it's a tight schedule. If you are not keeping up, it's referred to as behind schedule (отставать от графика) and if you have time to spare, then you are ahead of schedule( опережать график) .

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Timetable a timetable is usually a paper document that shows the scheduled times of public transportation, like a bus, train or ferry, a list of school lessons etc. Расписание (уроков, поездов, автобусов)