Sentence examples for sector training from inspiring English sources

They reckon the theory that private sector training trumps a civil service background is a false panacea.

The solution is starting out with embracing the informal sector – training those workers and teaching them how to handle e-waste properly.

We're developing a range of products and services supporting training and professional development for paid staff and volunteers, their employers, and the many voluntary sector training businesses across England.

"We've seen all the scandalous behaviour of some in the private sector training industry, where we've seen iPads given out to hook people in for courses which go nowhere and achieve nothing," Shorten said in a press conference in Cairns.

But it said sites such as Islam Against Extremism and Radical Middle Way "could benefit from better content production and upkeep" and called for such "grassroots initiatives" to be given more public and private sector training and funding to help them become more popular.

Along with research and supporting the commercial sector, training is an important part of EBI's mission, and there are many opportunities to spend short periods at EBI. Postdoc fellowships under the EU Training and Mobility of Researchers programme last 2 years.

SEED will leverage federal investments and partnerships in Washington, D.C., Cleveland, Tampa, San Antonio and Denver to connect public-housing residents to energy-sector training and jobs, helping them boost their skills and their earnings.

The bill would provide $75 billion to local communities to support 750,000 public sector and nonprofit jobs, and additional funding for 50,000 on-the-job private-sector training positions.

The "main focus" points of this multi-sector training were: correct information on how HIV/AIDs is and isn't transmitted; destigmatization; care and compassion; and condoms (Moodie et al., 1991; Uganda, 1989).

While public-sector training did address zinc dosage and duration, further on-the-job training and distribution of job aids are probably warranted, especially for community health workers (ASHAs and AWWs).

At the third workshop, participants established priority actions about care pathways; cross-sector training and referral; the need for a service agreement, expressed particularly by the mental health service senior manager; and inclusion of older people's mental health in the local public health plan.