Sentence examples for programme completed from inspiring English sources
A total of 35 students enrolled from all 3 years of the residency programme completed the survey in May 2013.
This survey asks graduates about their labour market position approximately 18 months after graduation and about the match between the education programme completed and their jobs.
For a discussion on wages as a measure of the match between the education programme completed and the job found, see Van Eijs and Heijke (2000).
In addition to finding a job within one's occupational domain, a key indicator of graduates' labour market position is whether the job is at the level of the education programme completed (i.e. the job is on one's own level).
In concrete terms, we look at a measure that indicates whether the education programme completed matches the requirements of jobs inside one's occupational domain significantly better than an experienced match outside one's domain.
This prevents the results from being biased by the inclusion of older graduates, whose labour market position could be considered a less direct result of the VE programme completed 18 months before.
After all, the diversity of the content and the levels of the education programmes completed must match a wide range of occupations, both qualitatively and quantitatively, that must be filled for the economy to function efficiently.
For the present study, we aimed to interview a minimum of 30 participants and sought to sample participants based on expressed preference at baseline and engagement (self-reported number of modules of the programmes completed).
Of 828 patients enrolled within the SLiM programme, 464 completed the programme between August 2009 and June 2013.
Jennifer Barker, associate director, TeachFirst Leadership Development Programme I completed the Aspiring Leaders programme and found this a great step to beginning my leadership journey.
Channel One, a cable network, offers free TVs to participating schools in America, provided that the students watch a daily "lite news" programme complete with ads.
