Sentence examples for skill development programmes from inspiring English sources

The BJP would set a target of 10% year-on-year GDP growth in India, Singh said, and increase investment in infrastructure, manufacturing and skill development programmes to create tens of millions of jobs while encouraging a culture of entrepreneurship.

Kick4Life offers a range of programmes in Lesotho, including HIV prevention and voluntary testing, and La Fundación de las Américas para el Desarrollo (FUDELA) uses football as the core element in training and technical skill development programmes in Ecuador.

Full benefit from these technologies will require training, education and skill development programmes for local human resources".

Through The Motsepe Foundation, the billionaire businessman will make funds available to assist skills development programmes in rural communities, thereby empowering landless South Africans and driving the country's land reform efforts.

They must be prepared for the upcoming expansion of the global digital revolution, and are therefore a priority in the digital literacy and digital skills development programmes.

To further the building of capacity, they are then placed in corporate mentorship and skills development programmes where many of them also benefit from academic scholarships.

Because of her hard work and determination, Nomonde was selected by her school for the Techno Girl project, which offers girls from grades 9 to 11 an opportunity to take part in job shadowing, mentorship and skills development programmes in the public and private sectors.

"Through undertakings such as life-skills development programmes and training camps, we are working to ensure that every girl child not only attends school, but also that she recognises the tremendous opportunities she has to do the science and maths subjects which are traditionally viewed as boy's subjects".

The procurement team were also responsible for establishing a skills development programme that increased commissioning competence among relevant council staff.

To evaluate the process and the results of the pilot phase of the Parenting skills development programme for families (PSP), an evidence-based strategy to promote positive parenting skills in socio-educational and community settings.

Education and skills (5) National programme of advice and training Provide a five year national skills development programme, to ensure that all those working in urban renaissance (from spatial planners to project managers and from urban designers to transport experts) can benefit from the best national and international expertise and advice and learn how to work together to deliver results.