Sentence examples for formal education programmes from inspiring English sources

7 8 These changes have meant that delivering formal education programmes has become difficult.

The colleges in some countries offer mostly formal education programmes after postgraduate training in a medical speciality.

Such interpretations emphasise the role of the formal education programmes instituted from above (i.e. 'interventions') in putting the new knowledge to work for preventive purposes.

Efforts such as outreach and formal education programmes to reduce the stigma of consulting, and clear unambiguous messages from the chain of command that personnel are actively encouraged to seek help targeted at high risk groups (such as those returning from operational duties) are important and timely.

Emerging from such recognitions, we have identified a consistent process as to how particular requests for formal education programmes come to the Island Deans to ensure that there has been sufficient exploration of current and future human resource needs within VIHA and that the request is based on available evidence.

This study was born out of our reflections as educators responsible for helping new graduate nurses transition into their first year of professional practice through a formal education programme.

There was no formal education programme for her profession.

A formal education programme on stewardship available in most boards but training mandatory in only half of the boards and mostly for Junior Medical Staff.

These are well utilised by all boards to provide face-to-face and e-learning and most boards have a formal education programme which is mandatory for specific staff groups in half of these boards.

The field visit centred on HIV/AIDS education in primary and secondary classes, though it also included non-formal education programmes for out-of-school children.

Better conditions, more opportunities To help students from rural and nomadic communities, UNICEF is helping improve conditions in schools and dormitories while offering non-formal education programmes to those who cannot attend school.