The phrase 'help them progress' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to aiding people in achieving their goals in any situation. For example, "I'm proud to be working with such a dedicated team; I'm doing my best to help them progress."
Those who had already done so hoped the expertise and qualification gained would help them progress up the ladder.
We strived to convince them to hold events for girls and to provide the necessary support to help them progress.
We should be able to build on their enthusiasm, but we have to rely on scraps of funding to help them progress.
This includes increasing the use of English in schools instead of Malay, and unwinding some of the special privileges and affirmative-action policies which were granted to Malays to help them progress in business and public services.
Like many providers, we work hard to engage people who are difficult to reach, as the government tells us we should, but there's no funding mechanism to help them progress.
Although she said it was "very positive" to see almost half of the students realise an apprenticeship is a good, and more cost effective, way to help them progress to higher education (45.5 per cent), she described how it was "worrying" to see how many wrongly believe they are only useful for people who have no academic skills or want to drop out of school early (34.3 per cent).
"Endotome cells act like a comfy sofa for pre-HSCs to snuggle into, helping them progress to become fully fledged stem cells," Currie said.
The win helped them progress to the knockout stages, where the European adventure eventually came to an end with a last-16 exit at the hands of Italian giants Juventus.
About 85% believed that having a Ph.D. was helping them progress toward their long-term career aspirations, and 67% believed that it helped them get a job in the short term.
According to the author, small communities offer students more personalized learning experiences and allow them to build closer relationships with their peers and teachers, which helps them progress academically.
For example, the deployment of attack helicopters last month was supposed to have dramatically tilted the balance in the opposition's favour and help them build on their progress at the frontline.
