Sentence examples for job training programmes from inspiring English sources

America's Job Training Programmes of the same era also seemed to scar those that took part in them.

Imagine being unemployed and trying to work out which of the federal government's 24 different job training programmes you might be eligible for.

They have proposed investing billions of dollars in job training programmes designed to help low-income Americans work their way out of dead-end jobs and up the economic ladder.

Government efforts to improve policing are omitted, as are job training programmes and the Fadas and Palais Movement for Youth Promotion, which offers young people a peaceful venue to settle disputes.

The singer founded Soul Foundation in the United States in 2006, which aims to break the cycle of people falling into poverty and homelessness by helping them gain access to food and affordable housing along with job training programmes.

Low-income workers can also tap on wage supplement schemes and job training programmes.

On-the-job training programmes are important: Bryson FutureSkills, our training subsidiary, has developed a 'step into' model of pre-employment with private sector companies, has worked with 58 different employers, supported over 400 individuals and achieved a positive employment outcome of 47%.

Investment in talent and skills (from jobs training programmes to secondary education) helps raise wages, attract talent and promote urban growth.

These "on-the-job" training programmes are primarily firm-specific, non-standardised forms of training or labour market programmes for the unemployed and will not be considered in this paper.

Although UNICEF staff are quite interested in taking part in staff exchanges or deployments to other offices and despite the fact that senior managers see the value in this type of experience, there are also constraints to the establishment of an institution-wide on-the-job training programme within UNICEF.

A pink leaflet posted on a bulletin board advertises job-training programmes for unemployed youth.