Sentence examples for an induction programme from inspiring English sources

Bouygues, the broadcaster's parent group, says he will not go straight to TF1, which has a 30% audience share, but begin with an "induction programme" within the group.

For instance, an induction programme for all new members of the House of Lords would demonstrate to them how the scientific method can inform policymaking, the difference between correlation and causation, and where to go for scientific advice when they need it.

The GMC said new reforms included an induction programme, better checks and a review of the present testing system.

In addition it runs an induction programme for new players on financial matters, for example on how to pay tax, in order that players do not find themselves in cash difficulties and susceptible to fixers.

If the school can develop an Induction Programme for novice teachers to learn directly from experienced practitioners in a 'community of practice' (Lave & Wenger, 1991), this will allow the beginner teachers to access aspects of this professional knowledge and gradually develop their professional identity.

All APNs underwent an induction programme as planned.

PAs recruited from the US require an effective induction programme.

The Guardian launched a new induction programme in March 2012.

On appointment to the board, directors receive appropriate briefings on Guardian Media Group and its activities, and follow a tailored induction programme, which includes meeting Guardian Media Group senior management.

In spite of having completed a course for senior college managers five years earlier, she was keen to get as much experience as possible and jumped at the opportunity of a short induction programme for new principals run by the Centre for Excellence in Leadership (CEL).

A new induction programme for all arriving doctors is due to launch as a pilot scheme in early 2013.