Sentence examples for graduating from the programme from inspiring English sources

The number of trainees graduating from the programme has increased since the intervention (Table 2).

Some of them stated that as newcomers it was difficult to find a job in the system even after graduating from the programme.

After the successful scale-up to 18 districts through the support of the European Union and World Bank in 2014/15, different key policy makers and SCTP stakeholders examined the possibility of SCTP beneficiaries graduating from the programme.

Morris, who graduated from the programme this year, is typical of the entrepreneur spoken of by Patel.

Over 2,000 parent mentors have graduated from the programme, with 80% going on to jobs or further education.

Six years on, its first cohort of 31 students graduated from the programme last summer with a concert at the Wigmore Hall.

In his town, among the 79 who have so far graduated from the programme, are people who are now providing jobs to their families and the community.

Pizzey, business intelligence development lead at the South London and Maudsley NHS foundation trust who graduated from the programme this summer, says: "I think this scheme is especially important now, as the reforms are based on a system which relies on personal relationships and people working in a more collegiate fashion which is a completely new way of working".

By moving the evaluation ahead by 1 1/2 years, DFG is adding heft to assessment in the area of doctoral education, simply because it will begin only after a number of students have already graduated from the programme.

Group discussions were held with children who are still on the programme and those who have graduated from the programme.

Other young people who have graduated from the programme have gone on to become peer educators, serving as role models for children currently enrolled in the programme.