"hold trainings" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like: The company decided to hold trainings in order to keep their staff up-to-date on new procedures.
Program Delivery - hold trainings on or off site, according to customer schedule and requirements.
Most of the state's nursing homes were prepared for Hurricane Irma, said FHCA spokeswoman Kristen Knapp, who noted that the group's members hold trainings and drills multiple times a year to ready themselves for potential storms.
Peer educators from Soroca hold trainings on HIV/AIDS once a week and invite students aged 13-18 to discussions.
We queried if they were physically able to conduct trainings; had local organizations (such as hospitals, medical or other health professional societies or universities) at which they could hold trainings; had contacts or relationships with these organizations; and were comfortable with public speaking and the use of A-V equipment.
The regional I-Corps program, a collaboration among UC Berkeley, UCSF and Stanford, holds trainings once a month at Berkeley's Haas School of Business or College of Engineering.
Mr. Fox holds trainings for yoga teachers and said he has sent more than 7,000 copies of his manual to inmates to practice yoga on their own.
Since the mid-nineteen-nineties, she and Gwinn have travelled the country holding trainings sessions that cover anatomy, investigation, prosecution, and victim safety in strangulation cases; Gwinn estimates that they've trained more than fifty thousand people.
However, the majority of research on professional learning concentrates on holding trainings (off-the-job or on-the-job), seminars and workshops, or on implementing systems for distributing training materials or facilitating communication.
As time permits, in addition to doing consultations, Domain Consultants work on projects including developing new documentation, and creating and holding trainings for researchers.
The institute holds trainings and professional development programs for LGBTs who want to run for public office.
