"abroad training" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to training that is conducted in a foreign country. Example: Her company sent her abroad for specialized training in technology solutions.
But when I'm abroad training and tired, the last thing I want to do is pick up yet another language, so it's been about a word a month!
We must choose building bridges over bombers, deploying teachers at home over troops abroad, training doctors over drone pilots, and investing in our future rather than costly and useless military confrontation.
Educated abroad, trained in Western literature and culture, he is caught in the entwined roots of tradition and modernity, each choking the other.
In the 1830s the Russian Academy of Arts (which had been founded in 1757) began sending Russian painters abroad for training.
General Motors, for example, which is investing in a $750m car factory, is sending 500 Thai employees abroad for training.
"I don't think we need to go abroad for training.
It was another 4 years before the political situation would relax enough that Sobolewski could go abroad for training.
Sending Siri abroad requires training the assistant in dozens of different languages, a time-intensive affair given the technical challenges of teaching the algorithm to understand human speech.
Until 1991, Malawian medical doctors were sent abroad for training.
Until recently there was no graduate training at the National University of Rwanda, forcing many students to be sent abroad for training.
As a further testament to his belief in international collaboration, he sent many of his assistants and junior scientists abroad for training.
