Sentence examples for external conferences from inspiring English sources

The CIPD's latest survey on the issue found traditional training methods still dominated the workplace, with 95% of firms saying they sent staff off on external conferences, workshops and "events".

Attending courses and conferences also enabled workplace learning through facilitating the development of learning networks: "If you're going … to the external conferences then you may gather networks so other services might be doing things a little bit differently, and you can … take from their learnings … You contact them back up and you say … "We're about to embark on this ….

Students are also required to present their work in an oral or poster presentation either on campus or at an external conference or presentation event.

Focus groups were held in meeting rooms in our institutional premises or in an external conference room.

The all-day workshops were held in external conference facilities and were facilitated by an independent consultant who managed the process, encouraged participation and kept all activities to the allotted time scale.

It had no formal structure, but included officers to deal with external relations, Conference affairs, official correspondence, and liaison.

There was also an understanding of the institutional challenges of financially supporting all staff with external studies and conferences.

The capability of AHPs to engage in workplace learning was enhanced or limited through the existence of dedicated allied health professional educators, participation in external courses and conferences and good governance structures.

While attendance at external courses and conferences remains an important component of professional development for AHPs, this can be enriched by valuing and seeking out learning experiences that occur within the workplace.

Overall, the capability of AHPs to engage in workplace learning was affected by the presence or absence of dedicated allied health professional education and research support staff, by the opportunities for AHPs to attend external courses and conferences and by the governance structures in place to support learning.

I'm attending an internal communications conference, at which an agenda item is a convergence of capabilities of sorts -- specifically "the interplay of internal and external communications". The conference laid out issues and opportunities.