Sentence examples for developing training programmes from inspiring English sources
As shareholders, staff take part in meetings every other month to set budgets, pay and conditions and are all involved in training and developing training programmes.
This could be in the form of an app that provides guidance and advice, or national care bodies developing training programmes – ensuring they have the relevant resources at their fingertips.
The least useful areas of knowledge, in their view, were roles in training health personnel, developing training programmes, and leadership roles.
The respondents felt less difficulty in applying knowledge gained in the areas of health systems research, developing training programmes, making presentations and priority setting.
It is also becoming clear that developing training programmes in this way ensures strong commitment and support, particularly from administrators and staff.
The team iplementing the „Stop Digital Violence" project will use the outcomes of this debate in developing training programmes for pupils, teachers and parents, primarily those included into the anti-bullying programe „School without Violence".
Ms Berger and her colleagues think one promising alternative to apprenticeships is a collaboration between community colleges and local firms to develop training programmes.
It says the Justice Department will help develop training programmes in trauma care for school officers and assess different models for schools to use to adjudicate such cases, since some sexual assault survivors are wary of a legal process that can open them up to potentially painful or embarrassing questions by students or staff.
It will develop training programmes for teachers and strengthen school governance and management.
UNICEF has helped develop training programmes and guidelines for this in several countries, including Cambodia, Indonesia, Mongolia and Viet Nam.
Rosters have been developed, training programmes designed and implemented, and NGOs have been identified whose staff can be seconded to UNICEF.
