Sentence examples for centre for students from inspiring English sources
The hotel is the training centre for students of Singapore's hospitality college, meaning that service can be inept but enthusiastic.
Birmingham University is building a £55m sports centre for students, staff and the wider community, which will include the city's first 50m (165ft) swimming pool, a state-of-the-art library and a cultural centre.
"There was an inbound university call centre for students, but it shut down because no one wanted to call them," he says.
Last week, it was reported that a weekly free yoga class at the University of Ottawa's Centre for Students with Disabilities was cancelled for the remainder of the semester due to cultural sensitivity issues.
I am sister to a half-Indian yoga practitioner and daughter to a English yoga teacher, so I have some sympathy with the opinion that "there are cultural issues of implication involved in the practice [of yoga]" – which was the complaint made by staff at the Centre for Students with Disabilities where the free classes took place, and upheld by the Ottawa Student Federation.
The centre for student entrepreneurship (CFSE), created in 2013, was set up to encourage students, graduates and staff to engage in entrepreneurship education.
Tim Pitman is senior research fellow at the national centre for student equity in higher education at John Curtin institute of public policy, Curtin University.
Some universities say they are looking to build a more nurturing environment for students – for instance by introducing a large centre for student life, or buildings which facilitate more interactive, technology-driven style of teaching.
The subject under discussion was: "How can business change the world for the better?"This last topic has become increasingly central to Brand Branson in the past few years although social activism has been part of Sir Richard's repertoire since he opened advice centres for students in the 1960s.
"It may be easier to succeed at school than in the workplace, because many campuses already have disability service centres for students and accommodations-related equipment available," says Smith. "Companies don't always have the resources available, in terms of accommodations programs or adequate building renovations".
