The phrase "attending workshops" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of participating in educational or training sessions that are typically interactive and focused on a specific topic.
Example: "I believe that attending workshops can greatly enhance my skills and knowledge in my field."
Alternatives: "participating in workshops" or "joining workshops".
Attending workshops gave me an insight into other opportunities.
"I have since invested a great deal of my time and energies into re-educating myself through reading, attending workshops and entering into debates.
She threw herself into the rhythms of faculty life, attending workshops to comment on colleagues' writings, advising the law review board, having frequent dinners with colleagues.
New Yorkers have offered their own suggested locations by voting on sites on the department's Web site and by attending workshops held by community boards this spring.
Frontline staff and team leaders will be attending workshops with their equivalents at the health authority, to teach each other how they can combine their efforts.
As part of his training, Mr. Martinez attended a regional conference of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, attending workshops and meetings in New Jersey and Manhattan.
Poetry lovers can also spend the whole day at Hebden Bridge Library on Sunday, attending workshops and readings by contemporary poets.
Inside, 250 women, including the occasional lapsed debutante or cheerleader, were attending workshops like "How to Lobby: A Political Girl's Guide to Getting What She Wants" and "Such a Pretty Face: A Fat Girl Discussion".
Recently, we appointed three social care fellows, all of whom occupy senior positions in the social care sector and who have been working closely with the institute, attending workshops alongside other stakeholders to support the early development of this work.
"To argue a 'duty of care' to Nigel would be to argue that all of the thousands of people attending workshops, and who I talk to about non-medical issues are in fact patients of mine," Nitschke said.
Mr. Kaplan has worked at the Skirball for five years, beginning with a two-year training program of classes, writing papers and attending workshops even before the museum opened in April 1996.
