Sentence examples for accredited programmes from inspiring English sources

"We treat our apprentices as employees from day one and they start accruing benefits from day one," says Andy Smyth, TUI's accredited programmes development manager.

I spent the majority of my career working in accredited programmes designed to reduce the likelihood of reoffending, before going on to have national responsibility for the training and development of staff who delivered them across the country.

Hence, in view of providing a sense of direction to the local engineering education community, Washington Accord (WA) ensures that accredited programmes synonymously mean that its graduates are equipped with 12 professional abilities obtained through an innovative outcomes-based engineering programme.

As summarized in Figure 1, the cumulative number of accredited programmes has nearly tripled over the past decade.

As each country moves forward to establish accredited programmes with local universities, it will be important that these universities collaborate to facilitate adherence to a core curriculum and exchange of professors/tutors, trainees and course credits.

The past decade has seen a rise in the specialist MBA, which may sound like an oxymoron but now accounts, according to leading accreditation service AMBA, for about 10 per cent of the more than 700 accredited programmes on its books at over 200 schools around the world.

Currently, a new separate exam and a new accreditation programme are under development with the aim to have the first established, accredited programme in 2018.

Charmian Wylde thinks that legislation regulating the teaching and practice of acupuncture may be passed within the next few years, making it more difficult to study outside a fully accredited programme, such as the course offered at UEL.

Liz Calderbank, the Chief Inspector of Probation, said the analysis of 220 cases across 11 prisons showed 148 offenders needed an accredited programme but there was no plan to deliver this in one in four cases.

This process culminated in a vision to transform the unit into a Council on Education for Public Health accredited programme in public health and, eventually, an accredited school of public health.

In order to reduce recidivism, they provide various accredited treatment programmes, mainly addressing offending in general, violence and addiction.