After two N.C.A.A. appearances with Winthrop, he applied to be an administrative assistant at West Virginia, where his father, John, has served as trainer since 1975.
Russo's unit also served as trainer and consultant to help Chrysler's business and support units create local scorecards that were aligned with corporate objectives and customized to local operations.
Aviva Rutkin wrote for New Scientist about how Silicon Valley is hiring people to serve as trainers for its burgeoning AI systems.
LaConner Technologies, which specializes in bringing the Internet to areas with little service, is training trial users and instructing tribe members to serve as trainers.
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates and Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, pressed for an additional 4,000 troops to be sent to Afghanistan — but only to serve as trainers.
Their years of experience with "contemplative practice" includes serving as trainers and advocates of these practices, as well as using these pedagogical practices in their own post-secondary courses (Barbezat in economics, Bush in writing and English literature).
The remaining U.S. forces in Afghanistan serve as trainers and advisors for the Afghan army and engage in counter-terrorism operations.
Analysts have estimated the number of U.S. troops serving as trainers and advisers in the long term could be as high as 20,000.
Here, the place is wonderfully grungy and everyone pitches in: Issei creates the fight posters (graphic design is his hobby, and he creates posters for the local soccer and basketball teams, too) and handles administrative work, while his father, Hirotaka, who recently turned 63, and one of his brothers, Kosuke, serve as trainers.
We first established training capacity in these skills by holding workshops for faculty members who would serve as trainers in their college.
