Sentence examples for skills programmes from inspiring English sources

Since 2007, approximately 400,000 people a year across Europe have studied or trained abroad, benefitting from the EU's collected student, teacher and vocational skills programmes.

Charcuterie is the newest course offered at Humble by Nature: since February the BBC presenter's farm has been running a range of rural skills programmes.

Critics of skills programmes focusing on employability and entrepreneurship argue that unemployment is chronic and structural, and not just an issue of having the right attitude and making the right choices.

It added: "As part of this role, he will be available to offer strategic advice to the mayor, the deputy mayor for business and enterprise, and the business and economic teams as they seek to deliver on the mayor's jobs and growth priorities and drive forward apprenticeships and skills programmes".

When you talk about education, there is the basic literacy, which I can take care of, but then the youngsters need empowerment through education, through skills programmes," she said, arguing that the international community and government of Afghanistan should support male refugees who want to return to Kabul for further education.

The rest of the £65m, after that proposed £22m a year for facilities, includes £16.5m for the county FAs' staff and programmes; £4.5m in prize and match funds for clubs competing in the FA's non-league Trophy and Vase competitions; £7m on FA skills programmes, schools football, competitions, teacher training and participation programmes, and £4m for coach education and mentoring.

A jobs and skills programme, at devolved level, not bargain basement but properly resourced, which invests in young and old.

The Association of Learning Providers, which trains the majority of apprentices in England, welcomed the government's backing for the qualification, describing it as a "flagship skills programme".

Unicef has already begun talking to the interim government about how to roll-out a skills programme on a national level.

Critical Appraisal Skills Programme.

This new initiative is part of a wider digital skills programme from Google that has already trained over 150,000 people".