Sentence examples for bespoke training programmes from inspiring English sources
"Colleges are more than willing to put bespoke training programmes together for jobcentres or welfare to work programmes.
Variations in competence both within and across professional groups in relation to cluster activities can inform the development of bespoke training programmes and offer opportunities to model team competency requirements that are not allied to specific disciplines, supporting the value of multidisciplinary team working.
On the Google program the draft says: "It will develop bespoke training programmes and bring Google experts to coach communities, tourist centres and hospitality businesses across the British coasts.
Stanning, meanwhile, will carry out a bespoke training programme while she is with the army to ensure she remains in peak physical fitness.
Tanner said: "I've been working with those at senior levels of the army to ensure that Heather has a bespoke training programme to ensure she is at full fitness when she returns to the squad".
Tanner said: "I've been working with those at senior levels of the army to ensure that Heather has a bespoke training programme to ensure she is at full fitness when she returns to the squad". Gregory, will resume training next month.
Such practise would clearly serve as useful preparatory work for supervisors aspiring to the additional recommendation that they "Design a bespoke formal training programme for each student".
Using the Nintendo 'Wii Balance Board' (WBB) (Nintendo, Kyoto, Japan), we have developed an interface that allows a user to accurately calculate a participant's centre of pressure (COP) and incorporate it into a virtual environment to create bespoke diagnostic or training programmes that exploit real-time visual feedback of current COP position.
The bespoke and manualised training programme was constructed around three case studies representing common clinical challenges in paediatric diabetes care.
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Online training programmes are often little better.
