The phrase "a program that trains" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific program designed to provide training or education in a particular area.
Example: "The university offers a program that trains students in advanced data analysis techniques."
Alternatives: "a course that educates" or "a system that instructs".
Gift of Life has developed a program that trains hospital staffs to explain the phenomenon to families.
Its projects include Learn to Grow, a program that trains farmers on best agricultural, business and environmental practices, and CocoaLink, which distributes low-cost mobile phones to farmers.
It would eliminate a program to take mentally retarded children to the parks and cut a program that trains residents to prune trees on city streets.
Students select an area for intensive study and develop a program that trains them to comprehend and perform cutting-edge research in that field.
The money comes from a settlement with tobacco companies and is used to fund things like Early Head Start, preschool and a program that trains parents to teach their young children skills at home.
He became executive director of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights in Oakland, using that position to start a program that trains low-income workers in how to weatherize homes and install solar panels.
A recent evaluation of a program that trained community members how to recognize and respond to opioid overdose (including how to administer naloxone) found a decrease in community-wide overdose death rates.
Ensure you choose a program that train in Adobe Creative Suite, including After Effects and Dreamweaver, as well as Maya and Flash animation software.
Proceeds from the event, which begins with drinks at 6 30 p.m., go to a Fordham University program that trains teachers to help children with reading and learning disabilities.
The equipment is sent to the nearest of seven recycling centers run by Unicor, a volunteer program that trains federal prisoners and puts them to work.
The Council highlights a pilot program that trains New Yorkers for jobs in the food industry, in areas like food safety and merchandising that the report says tend to be relatively stable.
