The phrase "a comprehensive training programme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a detailed and thorough training course or curriculum designed to cover all necessary aspects of a subject.
Example: "Our company has developed a comprehensive training programme to ensure all employees are well-prepared for their roles."
Alternatives: "an extensive training course" or "a thorough training plan."
The restructure will be backed by a "comprehensive" training programme and equipment to allow reporters to shift to multimedia reporting.
The success of any Six Sigma project depends on a number of factors such as clearly defined objectives, the support and leadership of top management, and a comprehensive training programme (Lucas 2002).
Editor's note: The BBC has a robust anti-corruption policy in place and BBC Worldwide staff undertake a comprehensive training programme to ensure that they are aware of the UK Bribery Act and the issues that it raises.
Infection control specialists in collaboration with the infectious diseases department, developed a comprehensive training programme for identified core team members.
Findings were translated into a comprehensive training programme for HHC workers focused on motivating older adults to adopt and maintain a healthier lifestyle.
Prior to going into the field a comprehensive training programme was conducted with these research team members to outline the HSSE project and methods.
Develop a more comprehensive training programme for CJFs: The CJFs will be a key ingredient in the transformation process and they therefore need to understand their role clearly and have the ability to perform their key functions effectively.
Recommendations: Develop a more comprehensive training programme for CJFs: The CJFs will be a key ingredient in the transformation process and they therefore need to understand their role clearly and have the ability to perform their key functions effectively.
This low incidence may also reflect the application of stringent diagnostic criteria for grading DCIS as a result of the ongoing comprehensive training programmes required for pathologists reporting NHSBSP screen-detected cancers, as well as the recognised preponderance of detection of high-grade DCIS in the NHSBSP.
Throughout the FDGs, CHSA and ASM CHWs highlighted this disparity in training, and noted their own lack of access to comprehensive training programmes.
The Program is in response to the Pacific Health Ministers' recommendation "to address the lack of trained and experienced epidemiologists in the region...... development of comprehensive training programmes to develop core competencies in "data techs", "epi techs" and epidemiologists" [ 26].
