"refresh skills" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about enhancing or developing existing skills. For example: "I'm taking a course to refresh my skills in web design."
A flexible degree is helping school-leavers with A-levels and those in work who want to boost their qualifications A break from the classroom gives a welcome chance to refresh skills More graduates are learning to teach English to avoid economic gloom at home A spike in population has led to a shortage of pupil places – and classroom space.
This happened in the tutorial debriefs outlined and in occasional workshops to review feedback, revise curriculum and refresh skills.
Many providers described the trainings provided by the franchise network in the areas of reproductive health and family planning as opportunities to improve or " update" their provision of existing services and to refresh skills they had lost due to time or lack of practice.
For some, the initial purpose may be to build on or refresh past skills.
Langsford worked in the voluntary sector, running a hospital-from-home service to help refresh her skills.
You might need to re-train or refresh your skills before you can change the direction of your career.
Training providers will be contracted to train those who are under-performing and advocates who wish to refresh their skills.
So to refresh my skills I took lessons with a wonderfully patient and brave woman who has taught driving in Austin for nearly thirty years.
Basu said V53 would need to go through a post-shooting support programme to refresh his skills as a marksman given that he had been off operational firearms duties for more than two years.
Oscar Night impends, and come Sunday we can all refresh our skills in comparing the noncomparable: this time, in the Best Picture category, outdoor self-surgery versus admission policies at the Porcellian Club; involuntary toe-webbing versus gay parentage; backwoods methamphetamine cookery versus warmer feelings about the Windsor monarchy; and so on.
By Roger Angell February 24 , 2011Oscar Night impends, and come Sunday we can all refresh our skills in comparing the noncomparable: this time, in the Best Picture category, outdoor self-surgery versus admission policies at the Porcellian Club; involuntary toe-webbing versus gay parentage; backwoods methamphetamine cookery versus warmer feelings about the Windsor monarchy; and so on.
