The phrase "award programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured initiative or event that recognizes and honors achievements in a specific field or area.
Example: "The annual award programme celebrates the outstanding contributions of individuals in the field of science and technology."
Alternatives: "award scheme" or "recognition program".
More than 560 companies have already committed to going cage-free through Compassion in World Farming's Good Egg Award Programme, launched in 2007.
Aynsley-Green is a big supporter of Unicef's rights-respecting school award programme, being piloted in over 100 schools across the UK.
The report stated: "It is planned that following the completion of its programme of work supporting the DfT's Direct Award Programme, the business will be paused and the trading activities will be significantly reduced".
It announced details of a collaboration which has the working title Maze and is being funded by the National Lottery through Arts Council England's exceptional award programme for ambitious one-off projects.
The Kingston University Award programme, accessible directly via the virtual learning environment, enables students to record extra-curricular activities while indicating activities that will help strengthen their personal profile.
So if you're keen to get fit but struggling to find the time between marking, lesson observations and extra-curricular activities, here are a few tips from fellow teachers: Julia Kelly, who teaches English at a Cheshire high school, gets involved in as many active aspects of school life as possible, including becoming leader of all levels of the school's Duke of Edinburgh's Award programme.
Finally, it's important to introduce incentives and fun into the overall learning process, for example via award programmes, which will encourage new ideas and innovation to be brought to the workplace.
They must be humoured, but the cost of the investment in their cabins has to be met somehow, and the restructuring of the award programmes is one way to control costs.United is not alone in increasing the cost of its award tickets.
These are complemented with special support systems, such as micro-loan funds, entrepreneurship award programmes, networking and mentoring programmes, innovation incentives, and so forth.
The range of services offered by several governments includes counselling and mentoring, the provision of micro-credits and seed capital funds, award programmes, business networks, promotion of entrepreneurship as a promising option for young people, and tailored information (e.g., in the language of the minority group).
Louise Hodgson is the Director of The Undergraduate Awards - the world's only pan-disciplinary and international academic awards programme.
