The phrase "a list of trainee" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a list of trainees"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a compilation of individuals who are undergoing training in a specific program or organization.
Example: "The manager provided a list of trainees who will participate in the upcoming workshop."
Alternatives: "a roster of trainees" or "a compilation of trainees".
He gave trainees a list of 13 questions they should be prepared to answer, including, "How long have you been gay?" and "How long has your family known?" When one candidate asked how to describe his sexuality in campaign literature, Mr. Fuld pointed to Mayor Parker in Houston.
Fourth, a list of specific educational objectives, through questioning potential trainees, can be obtained, which might reflect grass-root needs, thus ultimately insuring high public health relevance to the program [ 40].
It makes the following recommendations: that a program take place in an appropriate clinical setting, with adequate resources for best practice, supervision of trainees, ongoing evaluation and feedback and a list of core competencies for each year of training.
The lecture material was given to the trainees as a hardcopy including a list of electronically available references.
James Down, an associate at Hill Dickinson, says: "At my firm, a list of available jobs is posted in advance of qualification, and trainees apply for the ones they want by way of a CV and cover letter.
For example, a booklet that explains the "Sephora Management Style" provides a list of principles, examples of how current employees are successfully demonstrating each principle, and a space for trainees to write how they will do the same.
A contact list of all trainees in each of the deaneries surveyed was used to identify those eligible.
A variety of services are available including a listing of doctors who specialize in having doctors as patients, psychological services, programmes targeting trainees and students, and referral information.
