The phrase "a further training" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to additional or additional training that someone has or will receive. Example: "The company is offering a further training program for employees who want to advance in their careers." In this sentence, the phrase "a further training program" means an additional or advanced training program that employees can take part in to improve their skills and knowledge.
A further training day is provided covering protocol issues and use of the study database.
A further training gap is to be found in the relatively limited focus given in the various curricular to research methods (qualitative and quantitative), and to health economics.
External visitors had a further training session to improve communication skills which was of utmost importance for smooth communication with the practice workers.
It started as a 4-year programme leading to Membership after the initial 2 years and Fellowship after a further training for 2 years.
Following the commencement of the study, a further training meeting was held between two research team members and the usual EoP arm HFAs which focussed on issues of recruitment.
The training session varied in duration depending on the performance of each participant, for most participants, it lasted between 60 and 90 min. Two participants required further training to reach high levels of accuracy and were therefore asked to return on a different day for a further training session lasting an additional 30 min. Training was conducted separately for NV and SW speech.
CHWs, in particular those in their 20s or younger, hope that working as volunteer CHW is a step to further training opportunities to become a midwife, nurse, or even medical doctor, or a step to proper employment as a CHS.
Some countries--Ireland, for example--complain of a lack of further training opportunities for teachers.
As some doctors have indicated a need for further training about economics, medical educators should consider the development of undergraduate and postgraduate programs to meet this need.
46 (56%) reported a requirement for further training in the use of intravenous insulin.
