The phrase "advanced trainer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a high level of expertise or experience in training others, often in a specific field or skill.
Example: "After years of experience in the industry, she became an advanced trainer, capable of mentoring new employees effectively."
Alternatives: "expert trainer" or "senior trainer".
Information from TIMS was used to generate reports on the number of people trained in clinical skills, clinical training skills and advanced training skills, as well as the number of trainings each clinical trainer and advanced trainer had conducted since the training.
According to sources in the Indian defence ministry, the government had virtually ruled out purchasing the advanced trainer jets, despite 16 years of negotiations.
Created in partnership with the French, the Jaguar was originally intended to be an advanced trainer but was later adapted into a fighter/bomber.
His final phase of flight lessons occurred in Naval Air Station Miami in Miami, Florida, where he flew the Grumman F3F, a biplane which was the Navy's most advanced trainer at the time.
The N-3PB's service as an advanced trainer in Canada in the "Little Norway" summer base at Island Harbour, Toronto and winter bases along the western coast of Canada, was relatively brief and ended when it was determined that pilot and air crew graduates were to be integrated into RAF squadrons.
The clinical trainer becomes a certified advanced trainer by demonstrating competency in conducting one or more CTS courses with an advanced or master trainer.
However, the need to expand the size of the pilot corps resulted in the acquisition of 146 trainers from Germany, the Bücker Bü 131 basic and Bücker Bü 133 advanced trainers.
▪ Selected advanced trainers may go on to pursue additional training in instructional design to become a master trainer, which is the "top" of the trainer pathway.
Throughout the scale-up process, the regional HIV organizations continued to support the collaborative approach by facilitating resources for intra-regional workshops, inter-country travel of master and advanced trainers, and ongoing technical updates for existing trainers to disseminate through their respective training activities.
Its Hawk advanced jet trainer aircraft has been widely exported.
In 2004, India ordered 66 BAE Hawk advanced jet trainers from Britain, with a follow-up order of 57 more aircraft in 2010 to plug the gaps in pilot training.
