Sentence examples for programme of skills from inspiring English sources

DfID officials said the money would go towards establishing a programme of skills and safety training for 100,000 low-skilled garment workers.

Back at base they offer youngsters an individualised programme of skills and support, including outdoor challenge trips to rural Wales.

The intervention is an 18 month programme of skills training and practice for NPCs in specific obstetric, neonatal and leadership skills delivered over three week-long intensive training modules with follow-up independent and workplace learning in year 1 followed by a six-month in-service training period to apply enhanced teaching, training and clinical audit.

As well as maths and English, the group was studying a programme of life skills, looking at role models who overcame difficult childhoods, including Oprah Winfrey and Richard Branson.

During this academic year, we've expanded our bursary programme for (short) unpaid work placements, established niche twitter feeds for postgraduates and arts students, introduced a careers blog, launched a dedicated suite of summer workshops for graduating finalists and continued to develop our core programme of careers, skills and employer activities.

Clouddog clouddog offers young people in inner London an intensive 12 month programme of personal development, skills acquisition and activity in environmental and conservation issues.

This means more council houses, a living wage and a comprehensive programme of apprenticeships and skills training - as well as a return to public ownership of utilities such as the railways.

Briefly, the training package was a 30-month programme of knowledge and skills training including mentoring of practice.

We expect to observe an overall acceptability and readiness to own a text messaging programme but a lack of skills in how to manage one.

This two-year programme, a combination of residential and distance learning activities, focuses on developing the leadership, project management and programme evaluation skills of participants as well as teaching the key principles of health professions education-curriculum design, teaching and learning and assessment.

Critics of skills programmes focusing on employability and entrepreneurship argue that unemployment is chronic and structural, and not just an issue of having the right attitude and making the right choices.