Sentence examples for basic education and training from inspiring English sources

David Hughes, chief executive of NIACE, says the government has lost its way with too narrow a focus on skills at the expense of more basic education and training.

Radiologists without clinical experience, except basic education and training, are becoming more common [12].

Thus in Rwanda, for example, the Ministry of Education is in charge of basic education and training in the technical schools and for the medical professions.

In nurses' basic education and training, the Swedish National VBSC guideline [ 7] which is based on for example an international guideline [ 8] with updated information is usually used.

AGEI was essentially based on a gender equity approach, which aimed at reducing gender discrimination and promoting social/economic self reliance of women through policies and programmes that increased access to basic education and training of girls.

The qualitative hypothesis that subtends this thinking is that using an analytical, systemic planning and strategic synthesis model based on a systemic and participatory approach on various strategic and operational levels will procure the necessary vision for changing the basic education and training of nurses in (technical) secondary schools in the DRC.

Dressed in pale blue silk with a strand of white flowers in her hair, Aung San Suu Kyi listed the country's most essential needs as basic education and vocational training to foster political reforms and jobs to end high unemployment among the young, who have little to do in life and not much hope.

Junior Shirin Kasturia spent six weeks this summer in Cambodia working with AFESIP, an organization that provides shelter, protection, basic education and vocational training for women and children who have been rescued from human trafficking for sexual exploitation, have willingly left prostitution, or are at high risk of being sold or trafficked.

Worldwide, the full development of women and girls is avoidably constrained by inferior levels of literacy, basic education and skills training.

Basic education and vocational-skills training can lift people out of poverty by providing opportunity.

The children are going through the Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration and Rehabilitation (DDRR) programme, and receive basic education and skills training, psychosocial support and counseling.