Sentence examples for a professional programme from inspiring English sources

"I've competed at World Cup competitions for several years but this is the first time I've had such a professional programme.

The absence of a professional programme monitoring system capable of conducting a formative evaluation of the programme, as well as lack of resources and autonomy by School Heads to implement their newly acquired knowledge and skills in education management.

The UN has a few: junior professional programme, young professionals programme, associate experts programme as well as Unicef's new and emerging talent initiative.

And the Care Council has also introduced a professional development programme once social workers are qualified – again a more formal arrangement than in England.

The group also wants entitlement to a professional development programme, leading to qualified teacher status for all teachers after a maximum of two years' induction, and a master's-level professional qualification after five years.

This paper considers the relationship between a professional development programme designed to bring about changes in teacher practice through iterative cycles of implementation and evaluation and associated changes in Indigenous students' educational performance.

We should consider at this point that the lack of a vision able of answering these two questions is the main problem not only to design a program for professional learning, but also to understand whether the achievements envisaged by a professional development programme took place.

The purpose of the design-based research reported here is to show – as a proof of principle – how the idea of scaffolding can be used to support primary teachers in a professional development programme (PDP) to design and enact language-oriented science lessons.

In 2013, Waterstones partnered with the University of Derby to launch a professional qualification programme for its staff.

The DMI increased its international presence and established the "European International Conference on Design Management" in 1997, and a professional development programme for design management.

In 1967, the United States Embassy in London chose Thatcher to take part in the International Visitor Leadership Program (then called the Foreign Leader Program), a professional exchange programme that gave her the opportunity to spend about six weeks visiting various US cities and political figures as well as institutions such as the International Monetary Fund.