Sentence examples for provided basic training from inspiring English sources

While CFS turned out new flight instructors, the EFTS provided basic training to prospective pilots who, if successful, would go on to an SFTS for further instruction that focussed on operational (or "service") flying techniques.

Recognizing this urgency, the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has provided basic training opportunities for primary health professionals and promoted multidisciplinary work in the community since 2008.

Furthermore, we have provided basic training in how this information can be used by the stations themselves to demonstrate their effect and sell their airtime to others, in order to build capacity and thrive in a competitive media market.

Although the students are provided basic training on use of internet and searching medical databases and have a research project as compulsory part of coursework involving writing a scientific article, it is not known how this training helps them in acquiring the skills necessary to undertake independent online learning.

The school provides basic training; the stage is active duty in the trenches.

With a staff of about 475 instructors, Lackland provides basic training to every Air Force recruit, about 35,000 a year.

The network will provide basic training for veterinary workers, create ways to speed up exchanges of epidemiologic and laboratory information and better link veterinary and human health services.

The United States Bobsled and Skeleton Federation offers four-day fantasy camps in Lake Placid and Park City, Utah, for fees starting at $1,800; the camps provide basic training in driving, braking and push-starting sleds.

The shelter is also looking for volunteers to work with dogs on a one-to-one basis, to walk them and provide basic training, which will make it easier for the animals to be adopted.

"If colleges and universities are to be something more than places that provide basic training for the world of work and consumption, they have to concern themselves with larger moral and civic purposes," said Michael J. Sandel, a professor of government at Harvard University.

Another form of apprenticeship training that is beneficial to small (but also large) firms is an external training centre that typically provides basic training during the first one or two years of apprenticeship training.