"learn the tools" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you might need to discuss learning how to use a particular set of tools or techniques. For example: "If you want to become a successful web developer, it is important to learn the tools available to you."
They're often trained as social workers and then learn the tools of a private investigator.
A writer must learn the tools of his trade; Faulkner's were "paper, tobacco, food, and a little whiskey".
The dominant character is her father, Saul, a charismatic black activist with a philandering streak who sent April to a white private school so she could learn "the tools of the enemy".
MBA students can learn the tools commonly used in modern finance while learning how to model and balance risk properly.This reminds me of a discussion I once had with one of my professors, the dean of a prestigious business school.
You can find peace and be reborn into a better life.' " IT was this mission that drew Mr. Thet Sambath into journalism, where he hoped to learn the tools of investigation, he said.
The only way out, he insists, is "to learn the tools of innovation" and forge entirely new, knowledge-based industries in energy technology, biotechnology and other science-based sectors.It is natural to be sceptical of such dour arguments and calls for government action.
Program directors and program managers had to learn the tool as well as the intricacies of budgeting.
He had learned the tools of the trade from the best of them.
It was there that he learned the tools that became his trade.
Despite his later prominence in academics, he never obtained a Ph.D., instead learning the tools of advanced research on his own.
"Jinx" starts in the second act — the often slower middle part of the story — as the protagonist acquires a mentor and learns the tools of the wizarding trade.
