The phrase "organization of training" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The organization of training for our employees is a major priority for our company."
Also, the development and organization of training groups has improved.
The U.S. Agency for International Development USAIDD) has supported the organic sector in Madagascar through: (i) co-financing of seminars on organic agriculture; (ii) financing and organization of training courses at the university; (iii) financing of an exporters mission to South Africa; and (iv) advising on organic plant protection.
The organization of training is an important determinant of how well subjects learn a cognitive task.
The nature and volume of the competences required raise serious questions for the scale and organization of training programmes at universities.
The results of this study can help the teacher with relevant parameters for the organization of training, as it guides as in the present case study, the need to insert a phase perception of pre-training in AR.
Describing the way the theme of pain has been approached in medical curricula in France over the last decade is a formidable challenge because of the dual, pluridisciplinary and pluriprofessional, organization of training programs.
"We volunteer our time," he said, "and we all either work or go to school". He said the Guardian Angels is a nonprofit organization of trained volunteers that conducts unarmed patrols in high-crime areas.
Magdalena Mook, CEO of the International Coach Federation (ICF), a nonprofit that is the world's largest organization of professionally trained coaches, says that when she starts to feel the telltale signs of burnout, she reminds herself she's "being watched and observed" by her employees.
Transfer of training to the workplace is often analysed by different models whose aim is to evaluate the impact of training on organizations (Kirkpatrick, 1959; Le Boterf, 1991; Pineda, 2003 & Phillips, 2006).
To counter what they considered the liberal dominance of the major universities and news organizations, a handful of conservative foundations has helped build a network of organizations to train young members of the movement, most prominently the 51-year-old Intercollegiate Studies Institute.
The presented study was carried out in the meat-processing sector with the dual objective of generating new knowledge about job training for musculoskeletal disorders prevention and of responding to the request of a company that wanted training content as well as guidance in the organization of its training.
