The phrase "a training module" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific unit or component of a training program designed to teach a particular skill or knowledge area.
Example: "The company has developed a new training module to help employees improve their communication skills."
Alternatives: "a training course" or "an educational module."
She is working with the police and criminal justice agencies to develop a training module for officers.
A training module, which is intended for object lessons of especially technical students has been developed through this work.
The global nutrition cluster, which coordinates nutrition interventions in emergency situations, has produced a training module on nutrition for older people in emergency situations, which is a resource for trainers and humanitarian workers to increase their technical knowledge.
It operates a helpline, has introduced a training module to teach nurses how to help people diagnosed with kidney cancer, allocates grants and runs patient days where people can talk to specialists.
In Fall 2017 Michael is teaching Points Unknown, a training module designed around teaching journalists to use spatial data as a tool for communication and reporting.
But she says it's interesting that the gender differences in funding outcomes disappeared after the CIHR implemented new policies, which included asking reviewers to complete a training module about unconscious bias.
In this article, we provide directions to easily build a personal training module with a cardboard box, a tablet (ex. iPad), and laparoscopic material.
In particular we evaluated the impact of a focused training module in a pre-hospital system that utilizes physicians as pre-hospital providers.
Training of pharmacists will be undertaken using a structured training module, using a combination of online, centralised and onsite training, designed and delivered by a senior cardiologist, specialist nurse, specialist pharmacist and physiotherapist.
A refined training module and an illustrative desk-guide on patient assessment, education and treatment of tobacco dependence for health professionals' use.
A heartening finding was that PHNs who indicated that they had attended a named training module had good advice practices and high confidence scores.
