Sentence examples for provided intensive courses from inspiring English sources

The two worked with the Liverpool Young Offenders service, recruited more medical students "able to give and take banter", and provided intensive courses to young people aged 12 to 17 in how to deal with stabbings on the street.

Avalanches happen frequently enough that many organizations provide intensive training courses to coach skiers and snowboarders on how to avoid avalanches, save themselves, and rescue each other.

The institute also takes special steps to help newcomers settle in, organizing accommodation and social security, and providing intensive French language courses.

The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina prompted the Junior League of New Orleans to create its Get on Board program, a five-week course that provides intensive training for community members for nonprofit board leadership in New Orleans, including placement opportunities.

It is unlikely that brief training courses such as this (without other service developments such as specialist dual diagnosis workers providing intensive support and supervision, and multi-agency strategies), will be sufficient to meet the needs of this client group.

An organisation providing intensive support to children in their early years will probably need to hold on to data much longer than somewhere providing non-intensive afterschool activities.

It provides intensive care and education for children from low-income families.

The museum also provides intensive wine tastings for the unwary and unwise visitor.

The technical institutes provide intensive training in the field.

But of course nothing can remain free forever… And so Codecademy is today launching a paid Pro version of its product, which will offer more intensive courses and more extensive mentoring than it had provided before.

Describing itself as a "youth employment accelerator", the South African charity provides an eight-week intensive course to help low-income young people become technologically competent – and, more than that, employable.