Sentence examples for professional training course from inspiring English sources

Due to their professional engagements, such user groups are under significant time and location constraints, often preventing them from attending a professional training course.

The situation is even worse at the bar, with around 4,000 bar professional training course (BPTC) graduates routinely fighting it out for just 500 pupillages.

Education Godolphin and Latymer school, London; Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge, BA (Hons) history; City University London, law conversion course; BPP University, bar professional training course.

And Paul Newham, who teaches a professional training course in therapeutic singing, has released a series of six cassette tapes called "The Singing Cure," as opposed to Freud's talking cure.

"I remember having to nudge chickens and geese out of the way on the way to class," said Bing Broderick, a 2004 alumnus of Ballymaloe's 12-week professional training course.

I was called to the bar in July and like many others, I was left disappointed and angry by the quality of the bar professional training course (BPTC), which students must complete before starting pupillage, to go on to qualify as a practising barrister.

The course and book leverage learning from a series of professional training courses undertaken in Africa, Latin America and the USA.

Mr. Salans holds casual half-day cooking classes for tourists and professional training courses for local chefs working at luxury hotels and high-end restaurants.

Faced with paying university tuition fees, the ridiculously expensive costs of the professional training courses and then funding themselves through a training contract or pupillage, many find themselves starting their working life with enormous debts.

Bursaries, scholarships and grants that do not have to be repaid are available to students during undergraduate law degrees through to the graduate diploma in law and professional training courses and training contracts or pupillage.

Perhaps this is in part because there is no clear point of entry into the capacity building profession; most specialists are self-taught or mentored by others and there are few professional training courses available.