Sentence examples for attend mentoring from inspiring English sources

Out of 2,000 startups that apply in a year, 10percentt attend mentoring sessions, and out of those 10percentt get funded.

Teachers who work full time, attend mentoring programs and take classes toward a master's degree at night have a point when they argue for more time to finish their certification.

The intern-fellows will also be required to attend mentoring and networking events throughout the summer, held by startups, universities, venture and law firms in the city.

Orientation offers networking opportunities with attending mentors and other trainees, exposure to multiple NIH global health programs and scientists, and introductory training in quantitative and qualitative research methods (19 contact hours in the July 2014 orientation).

Mentors registered for upper-division course credit to participate and were expected to attend group mentoring meetings every 2 weeks, meet with their mentee individually at least every 2 weeks, complete reports based upon these meetings, complete an outreach project with their mentee, and co-facilitate a group mentoring meeting.

Among the half of the school population less likely to attend college, mentoring and cooperative education increased postsecondary education, while cooperative education, school enterprises, and internship or apprenticeship increased employment and lowered the share of youth who are idle after high school.

Donald Brown, who was the leading rusher in the country last season with the University of Connecticut, has spent much of his time in the last few weeks going through hundreds of essays written by high school football players seeking to attend a mentoring conference that Brown has organized.

After graduating from Penn State, Murphy was accepted to several law schools, but decided to attend SEAL mentoring sessions at the United States Merchant Marine Academy.

Cass Business School even has mentoring as a subject for academic credit: students who chose the module tutor schoolchildren and attend lectures about mentoring.

Schools are having a difficult time getting alumni to attend events, to mentor alumni, and most importantly - to donate.

Baljeet Nagra, group manager, London borough of Barking and Dagenham: "While practitioners require protected time to attend training in mentoring and coaching, this is an investment focusing on the quality of social work practice.