The sentence "Come for training" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when inviting someone to attend a training session or workshop. For example, "We are offering a special training workshop this weekend. Come for training to increase your knowledge!".
Hunting safety instructors from the Department of Environmental Protection have also come for training.
As of yesterday, more than 700 parents had come for training.
It used to be that Silicon Valley was the place where you would come for training.
ArmorGroup doesn't advertise, and conducts background checks on private citizens who come for training.
Another participant argued in favour of financial incentive: We are embarked in a French system where workers who come for training are usually given money.
Have an appointed time for them to come for training.
"There can be no better synergy than between MCC and the heart of 21st-century India," said Reid. "It will be a very strong operational partnership with MCC, with coaches from here going to India and local coaches coming for training here".
In response to a request from the health bureau, young women from many villages in the project area also came for training in women's health work (around 25 women in Zhiduo County, and 15 women in Zaduo County).
The paper concludes with a call to teacher education systems, especially in Africa, to look more closely at, and learn from, who comes for training, what they bring with them, and how they perceive themselves in relation to teaching, training and future aspirations.
"It's mainly about people coming for training and logistics support right now..
All the perinatal care nurses from the CLSCs came for training on how to conduct a physical examination of the newborn and postpartum.
