Sentence examples for college training program from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zigler enrolled in a Navy college training program during World War II but did not graduate.

And similar work is underway in Michigan with the direct goal of raising workers' basic skills so they can take advantage of the state's community college training program.

Obama will give three speeches on the economy this week: one at a port in Jacksonville, Florida, another at an innovative college training program in Warrensburg, Missouri.

The widespread lack of basic skills deficits is such that the state's widely lauded "No Worker Left Behind" community college training program may not be as accessible to as many workers as policymakers had hoped: the program, which provides up to two years of tuition for a post-secondary credential in a high-demand field, doesn't do much for those whose skills fall short of admissions standards.

Other jurisdictions might benefit from implementing similar employment programs to ours, e.g.: a requirement for a 2-year college training program, a single management structure across sites, and rotation of coders between sites.

Consider a dialysis tech internship if you are currently enrolled in a college training program.

Like medical schools, college training programs operate within an accreditation framework managed by the Australian Medical Council (AMC).

Like medical schools, college training programs are also accredited against AMC standards.

(Medical office assistants typically have a one-year college based training program, but they may also be trained on the job. They should be considered to be support staff with medical training. They may take vital signs, provide patient self-management support and so on).

He also expanded the college's training programs for administrators and teachers working in developing countries, and put new emphasis on serving neglected student populations.

The new fund, announced at an event at Northern Virginia Community College in Annandale, Va., would support community college-based training programs that would expand training to meet the needs of employers in high-growth sectors, provide workers with the latest certified training and skills, and invest in registered apprenticeships and other on-the-job training opportunities.