Sentence examples for provided trainings from inspiring English sources

To support school districts in the implementation of the law, the Iowa Department of Education and local educational agencies established an informational website; established a state bullying reporting system; and provided trainings throughout the state.

Two Departments of UFZ Leipzig - DEDArtment of Effect-Directed Analeads (EDA) lead by Dr. Werner Brack and Department of Bioanalytical Ecotoxicology (former Department of Cell Toxicology) lead by Dr. Stefan Scholz - provided trainings for REP-LECOTOX research trainees and hosted LECOTOX senior and junior scientists during the project implementation.

He has provided trainings in 27 states and 2 countries.

36% (n = 11) of provided trainings have no direct association with any religious conviction.

(Community member, Santa Maria Picachos Picachoss' forester has never provided trainings or applied for a development subsidy on behalf of the community or, according to government records, for any of the communities in which he works.

The school will provide trainings, workshops and technical assistance for local organizers.

The organization runs the HOPE center in Makeni, Sierra Leone which provides trainings, support groups, meetings and career development to women in the community.

A body language and lie-detection expert, Karinch has worked with the Department of Homeland Security and other officials to provide trainings and workshops.

She enjoys working with adults, teens, and kids in both individual and group formats as well as provides trainings, presentations, and consultations.

"Many Maasai women had never left their villages before our trainings," says Ndinini Kimesera Sikar, the co-founder and director of Maasai Women's Development Organization (MWEDO), an organization providing trainings on entrepreneurship, business formalization and land rights, with the support of UN Women.

Colleen continues to work as an educational consultant providing trainings on project based learning, management for the active classroom, advanced project design, teacher training, school leadership and design, school culture, restorative justice, and methods of teaching writing and literature.