Sentence examples for curriculum programme from inspiring English sources

An online portfolio, the Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum Programme (ISCP; http://www.iscp.ac.uk), became mandatory for British surgical trainees 5 years ago, alongside a compulsory £125 (US$200) annual fee.

Disapplying the Programme of Study That's why I am announcing today that the Department for Education is opening a consultation on withdrawing the existing National Curriculum Programme of Study for ICT from September this year.

Others, including University College London and the University of Bristol, have worked on an open-source curriculum programme, the CORE project (Curriculum Open-Access Resources in Economics), which takes a restructured approach to the format of the traditional economics degree.

The participants of this study were a group of twenty students who were at risk in an extended curriculum programme in a university of technology in Western Cape, South Africa.

This study aims to explore the views of members of theater teams regarding the proposed introduction of a workplace-based assessment of nontechnical skills of surgeons (NOTSS) into the Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum Programme in the United Kingdom.

Extended Curriculum Programme.

However, TVET structure and curriculum programmes have undergone many changes in the last five years including the establishment of Fiji National University (FNU) in 2010.

"However, any vandalism inflicted on schools is totally unacceptable and we continue to work with schools, local authorities and through curriculum programmes to reduce instances of bad behaviour at school even further".

Furthermore, the ability of curriculum-based programmes to fundamentally shift gender-related behaviours and norms should not be overstated, as these approaches leave broader social and normative structures largely uncontested.

He has conducted classes and workshops,written curriculums and educational programmes, given lectures and performed cooking demonstrations for more than 100 groups including the Smithsonian Institution, Colonial Williamsburg, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, Library of Congress and the Oxford University Symposium on Food and Cookery.

In-school, teacher-implemented, curriculum-based HIV prevention programmes are important because they have the potential to have a broad reach, but poor fidelity has been reported especially related to important topics such as condoms [ 41, 42].