The phrase "attend further training" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to participating in additional training sessions or programs to enhance skills or knowledge.
Example: "To improve our team's performance, we will require all employees to attend further training on the new software."
Alternatives: "participate in additional training" or "take part in further training".
His stay on Köln was occasionally interrupted to attend further training courses at Wilhelmshaven and Kiel-Wik.
GPs participating in this study were interested in palliative care, independent of whether they did attend further training or not.
As for lack of opportunity, existing study in Tanzania similarly cite managerial favouritism from allocation of allowances, to who gets to attend further training or refresher courses [ 24].
(PS8) I have attended further training sessions and found these helpful to reconfirm my role.
Almost all of the participants (94%) indicated an interest in pursuing research, 91% felt encouraged to publish research, 88% were enthused to apply for research grant funding, and 76% wanted to attend further research training Nearly two-thirds were considering undertaking postgraduate studies (Table 4).
Beyond vocational training opportunities, all school leavers except those with the highest possible school-leaving certificate (Abitur)—have the opportunity to attend further general schooling.
6. 83%% of respondents wanted to attend the further training about the knowledge related to surgical hand antisepsis and implementation.
He banned her from attending further conferences.
In 1999 Barot travelled to the Philippines, where he attended another terrorist camp and underwent further training in small arms, mortars, explosives handling, navigation and jungle patrolling.
Further, training by supervised operating with attending staff provides little opportunity for practice and reflection and may not be appropriate with more advanced and complex procedures.
It is difficult to prove a causal effect, but it appears attending a doctor with training in Family Medicine or with further training in psychological medicine, has protective benefits on mental well-being.
