Sentence examples for chronic skills from inspiring English sources

The industry knows such local schemes will only go some way to tackling the chronic skills shortage.

These had flourished at a time of chronic skills shortages, when hairdressing and catering qualifications opened up a fast track to permanent residence in Australia.

The report by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) recommends that some university undergraduates should instead be diverted into FE colleges as the best way of solving chronic skills shortages among school leavers in England.

Billionaire inventor Sir James Dyson is to put his money where his mouth is by helping to bridge Britain's chronic skills gap with the launch of a new university.

In fields where there is high turnover and a chronic skills gap — health care, for example — employers have a harder time finding candidates with the required skills, so recruiting is more robust.

Currently all the migrants arriving in Germany are treated as asylum seekers, meaning those who do not qualify for asylum are sent back and no attention is paid to any useful qualifications they may have at a time of a chronic skills shortage.

Addressing issues such as the chronic mismatches between skills acquired and actual skills required in the work place, the volume proposes diversified approaches towards workforce development and partnerships with the private sector to improve the quality and relevance of skills development.

Additionally, students can practice chronic disease management skills in actual patient encounters.

The new law is supposed to ease South Africa's chronic shortage of skills by allowing educated foreigners to work in the country.

These opportunities include education on physical exam skills, chronic pain and acute pain topics.

"Like the US and other allies we have a chronic cyber security skills challenge that can only be addressed through sustained, long-term action," he noted. .