The phrase "conduct trainings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the process of providing instruction and education to a specific group of people. For example, "The supervisor was responsible for conducting trainings for the new staff members."
Volunteers go to foreign countries to teach, assist in disaster response, conduct trainings on microfinance/business or other kinds of health related work.
To help them win more members--and continue to grow--the Solidarity Center provides resources to hire organizers, conduct trainings, and offer communications and transportation support, according to KPAWU branch secretary Joshua Owuor Maywen.
As a spa consultant, I believe that the first quarter is one of the best times to conduct trainings, ramp up your image and initiate changes if you want to see a difference in your spa for the balance of the year and beyond.
This has resulted in more flexibility for individuals to attend or conduct trainings.
Lack of funds to conduct trainings, cover teachers' allowances and to facilitate support supervision were deemed responsible for this state of affairs.
He added that despite difficulties inside Iraq, UNICEF, the Ministry of Education, and many other partners continue to work to rehabilitate schools and conduct trainings to help ensure Iraqi children get the quality education they deserve.
The focus of this evaluation was whether people trained in VCT clinical skills were providing these services, and whether those trained in VCT training skills were conducting trainings.
Growing interest in the technology of training and increasing of the number of people, conducting trainings, actualize the question: what kind of specialist will realize the technology effectively?
Now it's you who are getting trained but I hope to see all of you in nearest future conducting trainings for your peers in regions," said Mahboob Shareef, UNICEF Representative in Turkmenistan, addressing the participants.
Businesses and property owners have been figuring out their policies, and law enforcement agencies have been conducting trainings on the law for officers and dispatchers.
In the last few years, an increasing number of NGOs have prioritised the promotion of gender equality amongst their teams and are conducting trainings and ad hoc events to encourage their local and international staff to become advocates of gender equality whatever the sector they might be working in.
