Sentence examples for organised courses from inspiring English sources

SpRs in the UK are encouraged to undertake thirty study days a year most of which is spent on organised courses run by the Royal Colleges of Surgeons, BOA or similar organisations.

Staff at Hammerfest Hospital conducted the study, collected data and organised courses for all healthcare providers involved.

The working committee was trained in local organised courses and attended a British National train the trainers course: PROMPT (PRactical Obstetric Multi-Professional Training).

The hub operator may also organise courses for professional development—on marketing or taxation, say and social events.Moreover, working from home will not be so isolating if home is next door to where potential workmates live.

I will be helping to organise courses for contract research scientists who have limited careers provision in their own colleges or universities.

Echoing the sentiments of Tony Benn when he quit parliament "to spend more time on politics", Purnell and a member of his constituency party will spend next week relearning the tools of their trade at a five day community organising course run by the UK's largest community organisation, London Citizens.

Late last year, he went on the six-day community organising course run by Citizens UK, the successful campaigning movement that has fought for a living wage in London and beyond, and tries to give local activists the tools they need to tackle injustice in their communities.

In that sense, Purnell – who, with a nice Obama-esque twist, will spend next week on a community organising course – may well have done him a favour: if ever a leadership hopeful needed intelligence from the real world, it's the foreign secretary.

Well, the first thing to know is that although we have organised the courses in tables, we have not ranked them.

Meanwhile, donors organised short courses for up to 300 managers.

The training was organised as courses conducted locally in the municipalities.