The phrase "share knowledge and skills" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "I feel it's important to share knowledge and skills with each other to help push our community forward."
Or as Natasha says: "Working together, we can share knowledge and skills, to build capacity individually and together".
The motivation, said another founder member, Gwen Rankin, was simple: "Just a desire to share knowledge and skills with pregnant women everywhere".
Not only would encouraging more UK medical staff to volunteer overseas help share knowledge and skills, it would also benefit the NHS by building global contacts.
And, to collaborate across sectors and share knowledge and skills, Labour will encourage secondments between the civil service and voluntary sector in government.
I think D.C. is unique in that we have such diversity of groups that are willing to cross-pollinate, share knowledge and skills to benefit the community.
The community can be developed formally or informally, and the intention to sustain learning and share knowledge and skills can be tacit or explicit.
This is the story of experts and leading organisations joining together with a local community, sharing knowledge and skills, through talks, identification walks, workshops and events, so that local awareness has been raised and an environment can be brought back to its full diversity and health.
Sharing knowledge and skills among colleagues regardless of age and status is essential to the development of expertise (Fuller and Unwin 2004; Onnismaa 2008).
Ako Peter Agbor, 22 Raising a Youth Workforce to Mitigate Climate Change, Buea, Cameroon: An initiative of Go Green Students International GGSI Universityty of Buea, this project shares knowledge and skills on climate change adaptation and mitigation issues.
No individual mind is essential, but the distributed cognitive system with shared knowledge and skills.
Interprofessional collaboration (IPC) occurs when individuals from different health professions communicate and make decisions about a patient's health care based on shared knowledge and skills [ 1].
