The phrase "accommodation training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to training programs designed to help individuals adapt to new environments or situations, particularly in educational or workplace settings.
Example: "The company offers accommodation training to help new employees adjust to the workplace culture and expectations."
Alternatives: "adaptation training" or "adjustment training".
Like the football players, they require excellent accommodation, training and the best diet and nutrition to make them world-beating.
On New Zealand's Willing Workers on Organic Farms scheme (wwoof.co.nz) hosts provide food, accommodation, training and sometimes low pay in exchange for help on the farm.
+Weekend retreats including meals, accommodation, training and evening activities cost from $615pp, bike rental from $50 per weekend (+1 802 578 3735, singletrackmindfulness.com) Surf kayaking involves catching a wave surfer-style, while sitting in a kayak armed with a paddle.
Local authorities have a duty to support young people in this position with accommodation, training and advice until their 21st birthday if they have housed them for more than 13 weeks before the age of 18. Rowsell helps young people to claim these rights.
While we're away with the national team we're covered by our UK Sport funding and we're lucky to be sponsored by Team 2012 Visa who have put in some money towards our accommodation, training and flights, so we haven't got to worry about any of that, it's just the bills back home and that sort of thing.
The players will be provided with free accommodation, training facilities and medical support until the 2012 Games.
From £479 pp with Ffestiniog Travel (01766 512400) departing 23 April, including expert guide, half-board accommodation, train travel, excursions and admissions.
Ask if they comply with British Standard 8848 too, which requires organisations to check out third-party providers involved in transport and accommodation, train volunteers carefully and other stipulations.
Without a pre-existing field infrastructure, the incurred costs will be significantly increased, as transport, accommodations, trained field staff, food, etc must all be brought into an area and remain there for an extended period of time as researchers ensure individuals are "recaptured" multiple times.
In addition, civic organisations and NGOs providing accommodation and training for homeless people received €3m this year.
Alternative accommodation and training arrangements have been made for both teams.
