Sentence examples for agreed curriculum from inspiring English sources

The organisation said it had always accredited individuals, not groups, and only to deliver the agreed curriculum.

Radiology teaching should be undertaken as part of an agreed curriculum and agreed programme of delivery.

In 1985, a White Paper entitled Better Schools published by Sir Keith Joseph recommended moving towards a nationally agreed curriculum which led in turn to a consultation two years later, instigated by his successor Kenneth Baker.

Instead agreement was reached on having regulated CBE training programmes that follow an agreed curriculum to improve standardisation and quality.

Each session in the agreed curriculum was first delivered by a SHP and this was followed by rehearsals by the PADs.

Consumers may be the subject of teaching tutorials (a demonstration), a visitor to a tutorial (sharing their experiences with few guidelines) or a paid trained tutor delivering an agreed curriculum (a 'consumer tutor').

Yet as there are no internationally agreed curriculums or scope of practice guidelines, 2 the importance of evaluating clinical officers in their specific setting needs to be recognised.

It led the community quite naturally to think that religion, apart from the agreed syllabus, had legitimate wider influence on the curriculum.

"Teachers should be allowed to decide the specifics of what is taught, in partnership with employers and the local community, within a broad and balanced centrally agreed framework curriculum".

"There isn't an agreed national curriculum on sex education," Professor Rasmussen explained.

The training packages are a compilation of learning materials from various partners that were customized to meet the requirements of agreed upon curriculum.