Sentence examples for in educational programme from inspiring English sources

UNICEF's institutional partners in educational programme management should be encouraged to undertake qualitative and quantitative research on access and participation by gender, and to encourage such research among students pursuing higher degrees.

In addition, as a longterm measure, governments should invest in educational programmes about the potential of EBA-driven agriculture.

"They went to parents and understood their attitudes and engaged in educational programmes to change them," Hawkes said.

But 121 million children of primary and lower-secondary school age are still not enrolled in educational programmes, Unesco said, underscoring the scale of the challenge ahead.

While it addresses issues such as sexual assault and inequality, it is most famous for requiring schools which receive state funds to provide female students with equal opportunities to participate in educational programmes.

And that would be only the beginning – they would expand to other cities, organise workshops for relatives of paediatric cancer patients, invest in educational programmes to chip away at the deeply rooted taboos surrounding death.

Encouraging the development of more general skills in training so that workers who are not able to find work in their field-of-study do not have to downgrade to find work may be advisable as is the determination of vacancies in educational programmes in accordance to the current or expected labour market demand.

The finding from Table 3 is that entrepreneurial learning is thought predominately cognitive and organisational (support of hypothesis H3c); and thus, it has been under-researched towards its significance as an outcome in educational programmes especially when such programmes aim to focus on innovative entrepreneurship.

Most prison inmates enrolled in educational programmes study remotely and independently.

They recognise the need for attention to genetics in educational programmes.

There is a need to improve design in educational programmes for the health sciences in general and in pharmacology specifically.