The phrase "a programme director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for overseeing a specific program, often in a television, film, or educational context.
Example: "The programme director is in charge of coordinating all aspects of the new documentary series."
Alternatives: "a program manager" or "a project director."
Jo Casebourne is a programme director at the Institute for Government.
Payal Parekh, a programme director at the NGO 350.org said there were alternatives available to provide electricity to Bangladeshis.
At the time he green-lit the skit Channel 4 lacked a programme director; Jay Hunt did not arrive from the BBC until January this year.
Claire Crawford, a programme director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, said the English academic year, which runs from September to August, favoured those born before the summer.
Last month a programme director for CCTV 1, Xu Wenguang, reminded his microblog followers of the staggering number of Chinese words, especially in the social sciences, which were likewise reimported from Japan.
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He maintains his links with the University of Cambridge, both as a Senior Associate of the Programme for Sustainability Leadership and as a visiting Programme Director at the Judge Business School, where he is an occasional lecturer on Executive Education courses.
"Her big challenge now is to integrate the Russians at last," commented a German Jew who voted for her.Yet as Sergey Lagodinsky, a former programme director at the Berlin Office of the American Jewish Committee, who migrated with his family to Germany from southern Russia in 1993, says, one cannot integrate 85% of a community.
"It is about pushing the boundaries of exploration, giving new grants to organisations who are trying new types of learning, or for established types of learning with different groups," says Jane Ward, a senior programme director at Niace.
Programme Director - each training programme must have a named programme director who accepts responsibility for planning the programme and ensuring that the standards set out below are met within the training programme.
Data have been collected under supervision of a local programme director in each country, but they have been centrally coordinated using strict methodological guidelines in order to guarantee high quality and highly comparable data.
