"induction training" is correct and usable in written English.
Induction training is a type of training given to new employees when they join a company. For example, "The new employees underwent induction training to become familiar with the company's policies and procedures."
McAulay: [Self-care] could be something incorporated into induction training.
They [Calibre] have instituted a policy of not paying any wages at all for induction training.
The apprentice begins by attending a week-long induction training programme and after that works in a full-time position.
Training you'll be given at a children's residential unit: It will depend on the individual organisation but the induction training programmes will have been approved by the regulatory body - in our case the Care Commission.
He would receive induction training and his employers would pay for him to complete work-based NVQs level 2 and 3 in care, and level 3 in promoting independence – the qualifications he needs to progress in the sector.
After the 2013 final report of the public inquiry into the "deaths by human error" at the Mid Staffordshire NHS foundation trust, the induction training programme for all new starters in the NHS – both clinical and administrative – was substantially rewritten.
(J ) Normalized average mEPSC frequency following PTP induction trains, recorded at synapses rescued with M18WT (black) and Munc18SA (red).
Following that, 10 μM Neomycin was added to the slice preparation, and a second PTP induction train was applied.
Thus, the persistently enhanced transmitter release following PTP induction trains under phosphatase block is mirrored by an enhanced spontaneous release rate.
Thus, while there might be a tendency for an increased mEPSC amplitude, this was not substantial with PTP induction trains of 100 Hz 4 s durations.
PTP induction trains under control conditions led to ∼twofold PTP which decayed nearly completely over the next 3 min, similarly as shown previously (Korogod et al., 2005).
