Sentence examples for course coordinating from inspiring English sources

Of course, coordinating the digital conversations becomes more complex.

Of course, coordinating our jobs was no small feat and he had to go a few months before me, but we both made it up there -- and into my parents' home.

The probation officers and police constables have undergone an 11-week training course coordinated by Don Grubin, professor of forensic psychiatry at Newcastle University.

Hussain attributes his success to the Job Ready programme, a free course coordinated by THSU and aimed at providing Neet (not engaged in employment, education or training) young people with skills for the workplace.

While there, she designed hybrid and online first-year composition courses, coordinated faculty professional development in teaching with technology, and supervised the graduate student writing center.

This is partly because Centrelink payments are already dependent on doing training courses coordinated by organisations like Mission Australia.

This could be for pest and predator management, nutrient management, controlling the contamination of aquifers and surface water courses, coordinated livestock management, conserving soil and water resources, and seed stock management.

In cooperation with the three leaders of the course, the first author (MW) was working as a course assistant, coordinating group facilitators, organizing and evaluating courses.

She rents and dispatches a drone with a camera from a depot in Oahu and gives it the swim course coordinates.

Several young, female subordinates of Clemons at AtlanticLIVE got together for a meal in January and discovered that they had something in common: unfortunate interactions with Clemons in the course of coordinating AtlanticLIVE's events lineup.

Beverly provides administrative support to the Director of Master's Programs, and she serves the students by advising about course schedules, coordinating events for the master's community and connecting students with academic and career resources for continued advancement.