"participatory training" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a type of training or education in which participants actively engage in the learning process rather than being passive recipients of information. Example: The company offers a range of professional development opportunities, including hands-on workshops and participatory training sessions to enhance employee skills and productivity.
Here we present an assessment of a participatory training approach in changing crop protection by farmers from chemically dependent, to more sustainable practices in line with the tenets of Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
Whilst it does not address sustainability, the study supports the findings of others in showing the potential for interventions based on participatory training and communication to improve the knowledge and skills of PMRs in selling anti-malarial drugs.
Participatory training enhances adoption of skills.
Participants of the subsidized employment and participatory training were randomized at individual level at the recruitment occasion.
Participatory training methods enabled us to build on their existing knowledge of the poultry industry and of their communities.
This methodology synchronised well with the approach adopted by the implementing partners who opted for participatory training (use of drama and plays).
The concepts behind the design of a workshop are: participatory planning, training, meaningful learning, group learning and participatory techniques.
The National Chagas Programme played an essential role in facilitating changes with adequate distribution of responsibilities, participatory modelling, training and, evaluation and advocacy.
The FFS concept promotes local solutions to local problems and uses participatory adult training processes and 'learning by doing' in the fields [ 1– 3].
The IMAGE study in rural South Africa was the first trial to evaluate the impact on violence of a combined micro-credit and participatory gender training intervention.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate and develop a participatory emergency preparedness training programme for rural public health personnel.
