The phrase "arranging workshops" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of organizing or planning workshops for educational or training purposes.
Example: "The team is responsible for arranging workshops to enhance employee skills and knowledge."
Alternatives: "organizing workshops" or "planning workshops".
Ms Deshpande, who rolls her eyes at what she calls the typical NGO response of arranging workshops and didactic street plays, is instead conducting "sting operations" against the doctors who reveal to women the sexes of their unborn children during routine ultrasound scans.
They've also held flower arranging workshops, female filmmaker screenings and decorated cupcakes.
Therefore, arranging workshops to train teachers and to assess their understanding and teaching methods may improve students' knowledge of evolution.
I have an office in which I see about 10 psychotherapy clients per week, then the other 80-90 hours per week I am on my computer marketing my meditation and yoga DVDs, arranging workshops and speaking engagements to support the DVDs, and "networking" in order to meet people who inspire me and partners with whom I would like to work (fellow teachers from whom I can learn).
Behavioural strategies were described to interviewees as 'Arranging workshops to give participants information about goal setting and time management,' for example, in the context of an exercise behaviour change intervention.
In 1964 Mr. Albam became involved in the still young field of jazz education, establishing a summer arranging workshop at the Eastman School of Music.
I'd like to see clubs arrange workshops on Managing Your Libido, or Elementary Respect.
She helped me arrange workshops and assigned two interns to my photography workshops to help with translation.
Co-founder Matthew Stafford, 36, brings experience to the vehicle, which arranges workshops on business planning, patenting, marketing and other hot topics for entrepreneurs.
Groups such as Anonymous are calling for a period of reflection, and arranged workshops and public meetings in Rio this week to discuss where to go next.
But increasingly invited by out-of-town dance companies, and enthusiasts wanting to arrange workshops near their homes, Fletcher had to devise a way of teaching without the machines.
