Sentence examples for degree trained from inspiring English sources

In this article, we evaluate the results of a service learning (SL) experience, conducted by students of the 4th course of Human Nutrition and Dietetics (ND) degree, trained as health promoting agents (HPA), from the Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV) applied in a sample of high school teenagers from Reus.

Master students and test assistants with a Master's degree trained by clinically experienced researchers performed the comprehensive assessments.

This degree trains undergraduates to become programmers, giving them the chance at a job in the fast-growing information technology sector.

Yesterday, at a marathon news conference, Larson, 32, told why a married man and expectant father, with a college degree, trains more than 100 miles a week just to earn a bare living.

Linked to this, is the fact that new curriculum students have also been told (and correctly so) that their degree trains them to be general practitioners in South Africa.

The respondents comprised 102 (67.5%) clinical nurses with diploma level training, 29 (19.2%) health officers, 14 (9.3%) nurses with degree level training and six (4.0%) diploma level trained midwives.

Only 8% of the studied HCWs had degree level training.

The impact of these proposals on the number of nurses in England depends on two things: what happens to the number of degree training places available and whether enough high-quality students will apply.

Ministers are proposing that trainee nurses spend time working as health care assistants on hospital wards before completing their degree training.

Part one was about the demographic information of the participants, including gender, age, undergraduate education major, degree, training time for science education, and the title of the rank system for the teaching profession in China.

The medical degree training lasts 5 years and all other courses last 4 years.