The phrase "professional training programs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to structured educational courses designed to enhance skills and knowledge in a specific profession.
Example: "The company offers various professional training programs to help employees advance their careers."
Alternatives: "vocational training courses" or "career development programs."
But it is only recently that Japanese skiers -- benefiting from more professional training programs -- have been picking up Olympic medals.
The proposal would also cut more than 20,000 teachers from professional training programs, despite Mr. Bush's promise that teachers would "get the training they need to raise educational standards".
Project Imhotep is operated by Morehouse College with funding and technical assistance from CDC. Imhotep trains racial and ethnic minority students for entry into graduate and professional training programs for careers in the public health sciences.
Since its foundation, the Santiago Center has developed and facilitated various academic and professional training programs for Columbia students in collaboration with local partners.
Since its foundation, the Rio Center has developed and facilitated various academic and professional training programs in collaboration with local partners who share their vision.
The Teaching Negotiation Resource Center TNRCC) offers arbitration teaching materials for use in law school curricula and in professional training programs.
She also received a certificate from the professional training program at Dance Theater of Harlem.
The School is recognized as America's oldest professional training program in public health.
A former Williamsport student now in the professional training program of the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance, Lindsay Poulis, 19, was riding to New York with them.
To foster more creative thinking, Ms. Johnson has instituted the Whole Dancer Curriculum, which at the moment is geared toward students enrolled in the professional training program.
As director of instruction, Ms. Peterka supervised students enrolled in the school's two-year professional training program and served as artistic director of the Academy Company.
