Sentence examples for course targets from inspiring English sources

The course targets anyone interested in health care (no intermediate micro required).

The course targets mid-level public sector officials, civil society, and private sector representatives.

The course targets multiple learning styles and intelligences, combining various learning approaches and tools, including lecturing (using a variety of media such as images, videos and music), creative question & answer, constructive – personal and collaborative – hands-on activities, play, humor and fun.

Hopefully, Dr. Kane's study will encourage and help justify support for early intervention in psychosis that, yes, of course, targets brain receptors, but also relies on well-studied psychological and social treatments that do not easily fit into neuroanatomical and biochemical paradigms.

Each site, of course, targets a smaller potential pool of viewers than an English site would.

Three to 12 months beforehand is a reasonable and effective time frame if the course targets international trainees, otherwise a shorter period may suffice.

Some organisations and individuals did, of course, target civilians.

Meanwhile, of course, Target's stock had sunk, in large part because of the financial crisis.

Even a short course targeted at the right skills can markedly improve managers' coaching skills.

These include: A general online course targeted at postgraduate researchers (but useful to anyone wishing to understand research data management).

Created by Mozilla employee Lukas Blakk, the initiative seeks to create an Open Source hacking course targeted at underrepresented populations.