Crucially, by graduating in equine studies, you're entering an industry which, with approximately two million riders in the UK, constantly needs well trained and devoted individuals to give expert care and tuition of horses.
These diagnostic methods are laborious, time consuming and need well trained personnel.
Despite these important applications of cognitive tests, most of them take considerable time to administer, are often translated and adapted from Western-based tests relying heavily on language, need well trained assessors and cannot be administered in the home setting [ 9].
Other federal officials say the inmates have been invaluable, providing a much needed, well-trained and well-supervised reinforcement to resources that have worn thin.
And the planet has arguably never needed well-trained enthused biologists so much.
In some places those lawyers will need to be extremely courageous; everywhere they will need to be well trained; everywhere they will need our support and our concern.
There is an increasing need for well trained environmental problem solvers in the government, non-profit, and private sectors.
The need for well trained and qualified employees to power our 21st-century economy is one of the most pressing challenges facing our nation as we emerge from the most severe economic downturn since the Great Depression.
Of course dog owners need to be responsible with their off-leash dogs, who need to be well trained on "heel" and "recall".
"Evaluators need to be well-trained to actually accurately identify what they're seeing, and judges need to be well trained, because you don't see what you're not looking for," said Judge Katherine Tennyson, president of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, who sits on the Multnomah County Circuit Court in Oregon.
A historian of education needs to be well trained in history and knowledgeable about education.
