Sentence examples for learner organisations from inspiring English sources

Sessions for adult learner organisations usually involve creating and editing a newspaper front page using the day's news stories.

Q&A sessions for University groups Using Apple Mac computers and user-friendly software, sessions for adult learner organisations usually involve creating and editing a newspaper front page using the day's news stories.

Simulation training is particularly attractive as it conveys no risk to patients, maintains patient privacy and allows a highly specific and reproducible training environment that can be tailored to the needs of learners and healthcare organisations.

(Student 3) Learners identified organisational factors, such as teaching organisation, space and financial arrangements as important in creating an environment for effective learning.

The second course, on collaborative leadership in voluntary organisations, will help learners develop collaborative leadership practices that will make a difference.

We as an organisation need education, we need technical support, we need more skills, we are learner and for that reason we need support from other organisations.

The findings reinforce the importance of the environment for learning and learner centred approaches and will be important for training organisations developing vertically integrated practices and in their training of GP teachers.

Over the past few years, Obami has continued to grow across South Africa and the continent with about 400 schools and organisations now using the platform to connect learners and partners.

The presage component includes both learner factors and learning context which relates to work organization and its features including organisation of work, partnerships and networks.

The Director of Communications at Road Safety GB - a national road safety organisation - Iain Temperton, welcomed the move saying learner drivers did not have the skills to cope with driving on motorways alone when they first pass their test.

They have recruited 500 learners through Groundwork's partnerships with neighbourhood and women's groups, faith organisations, libraries, parent groups and community events.