Sentence examples for coordinating counselling from inspiring English sources

The contemporary view of education today takes students as 'agents' of their own educational destiny (van Lier, 2008, p. 47); and teachers, in accordance, have begun to change their roles from teaching to facilitating, helping, coordinating, counselling, consulting, advising, knowing, resourcing and so on.

"The plaintiffs have these allegations," said Frederick H. Fern, the national coordinating counsel for the manufacturers McKinley and Curlin, which is owned by Moog.

Many of the lay counsellors also performed other duties apart from HIV counselling such as HIV testing, ART adherence counselling, PMTCT services, coordinating support groups, providing home based and clinical care, and pre-packing patient medication.

Prosecutors also said they are coordinating with Fifa's counsel to notify all 209 national federations of the proceedings.

We are grateful to the staff and local village and ward leaders for coordinating and running HIV voluntary counselling and testing in this setting.

"The counsel's office is the one that is coordinating with the Sept. 11 commission the production of documents," Mr. McClellan said.

His current work includes coordinating a national network of attorneys and providing advice and counsel to national party officers and state parties on election administration, redistricting and voting rights matters.

"We've known for a while now that American neighborhoods are increasingly being policed by cops armed with the weapons and tactics of war," said Kara Dansky, senior counsel at the ACLU's Center for Justice, which is coordinating the investigation.

Erik Saltmarsh, the chief counsel to the state's Electricity Oversight Board, which is coordinating the litigation, said the new memos offered little more than some moral and possibly political weight to the state's claims.

Their responsibilities included: coordinating with stakeholders and convening meetings; conducting nutritional and visual assessments of all students; reviewing and acting upon Speak Out Box submissions; delivering the classroom based life skills programme; providing individual counselling to students; and, record-keeping.

And the president deserves similarly expert counsel to coordinate the education, health, and social service sectors in support of our nation's youth.