Sentence examples for * retraining in from inspiring English sources

While the technical assistance providers conducted one or two trainings of staff and providers within each system, the systems change managers, clinic managers and champions conducted much of the training or retraining in groups or one-on-one.

These attitudes are reflected in the jobs that proved most popular among those retraining in 2004.

In the last few years, many received job retraining in preparation for leaving agricultural life.

His father retired as the senior executive officer for retraining in the national employment department in Dundee, Scotland.

The management wants its teaching staff to devote four days of annual holiday to retraining in order to update skills.

"I won't lie – it was hard," said Xavier Imbernou, a machine operator retraining in quality control and food safety.

The Taubman emphasis on complete retraining in technique made the system seem inflexible and dogmatic to some in the industry.

On Tuesday, police commissioner Bill Bratton said the NYPD's entire 35,000-member force will undergo retraining in the wake of Garner's death.

City & Guilds Norringtonn suggested panellists also consider apprenticeships for older workers who might consider retraining in later life – McDonald's has a 68-year-old apprentice, reported Sue Husband.

But there are ways to study without going broke – such as accelerated courses for those with existing qualifications, evening study, or working and retraining in parallel.

The school, near Marseille, will offer a university education to gifted students and to people seeking retraining in the growing Internet market.