Sentence examples for induction programme from inspiring English sources
noun
The process used within many businesses to welcome new employees to the company and prepare them for their new role.
The Guardian launched a new induction programme in March 2012.
2. Incorporate GNM's sustainability goals into the induction programme for all new staff.
The induction programme will provide medics with English language lessons and teach doctors about the culture of the NHS.
1. Develop a second year induction programme: welcome the students back to the departments, discuss expectations and encourage students to maximise the second year.
Trainees sign up for an induction programme, including language training, followed by a three-week sample of life in a residential centre.
On appointment to the board, directors receive appropriate briefings on Guardian Media Group and its activities, and follow a tailored induction programme, which includes meeting Guardian Media Group senior management.
· Run induction programmes for new staff and existing staff changing roles.
Business schools are adding team building exercises to their induction programmes.
Rajinder Mann, chief executive of the NBAP, calls for stronger support for the mentoring, support networks and induction programmes – hallmarks of the government-backed schemes of old.
Even those that do can often only offer short training modules of one to four hours during induction programmes or short field visits.
As for the prisons, there was no testing of prisoners for literacy during their induction programmes before the 1980s and if they did opt for literacy courses they lost the opportunity to earn money.
