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"get experience in" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express gaining expertise or knowledge in a particular field or activity. For example: "She's been interning at a law firm to get experience in the legal profession."
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It is good to get experience in a real school".
SIFE students get experience in public speaking, negotiating and presentations.
Rachel Bushby: "We really encourage colleagues to get experience in different areas of the business.
If you're finding it hard to get experience in the UK, then why not try elsewhere?
The best way to start is to get experience in different departments and work your way up.
"You're never going to get experience in this league until someone takes that first chance on you," Williams said.
I fell into sexual health after working in South Africa and wanting to get experience in HIV nursing.
Here, undergraduates get experience in basic science like finding the molecular weight of volatile liquids and separating compounds.
Relevant specialist skills such as fundraising, marketing, communications and digital are also useful to get experience in.
If they are working to get experience in a certain career they hope to pursue as an adult, great.
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She's already getting experience in many areas including creating experiment frames for the Digital Sustainability Lab.
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