Sentence examples for having hands-on experience from inspiring English sources

‌As a first year student at Teachers College, I had the privilege of having hands-on experience with assessment from day one of my program.

Having hands-on experience is the competitive advantage so many students now are seeking, and one of the reasons more STEM girls are deciding to attend a women's college.

"Leadership takes some moulding and having hands-on experience will help that develop".

These governors (there are currently eight sitting women governors -- 5 Democrats and 3 Republicans) will more likely possess superb skills honed by being part of a "minority" power group and yet having hands-on experience similar to generals and vice presidents.

Having hands-on experience with wedding planning will give you practical knowledge that you can use for your business.

In Zaretsky's workshops participants have to learn lab techniques such as DNA extraction because he is convinced that one needs to have hands-on experience to be able to do bio-ethics.

Now 89 years old, Burt is one of the last remaining people to have hands-on experience with the brand.

In only one case, involving activities with simple machines, did students who had hands-on experience also have better NAEP scores.

He already had hands-on experience restoring cars and motorcycles.

And he has had hands-on experience as managing director of his family's big, India-based construction business since 1994.

You will have hands-on experience of setting up distributed infrastructures.