Sentence examples for skills to pass from inspiring English sources

Pokolenie.ru equips centers where teachers can acquire Internet skills to pass on to their students.

The sat-nav generation should take note: from next month all learner drivers will be expected to demonstrate their own navigational skills to pass their driving tests.

Having undertaken a course, life orientation teacher Baqondile Dlamini now has the skills to pass on knowledge of environmentalism, climate change and energy efficiency to her students, who in turn teach their communities.

So there are no skills to pass on.' Did he see any future for his craft?

An effective training course provides knowledge and skills to pass the course evaluation and sustain the knowledge and skills acquired over time.

As well as being an ally in the dugout for Van Gaal, Verheijen believes Giggs has the makings of a good manager in his own right as long as he has the skills to pass his knowledge on to other players.

Liu started in Lane 9 after failing to win his semifinal, but he won his first world championship anyway, coming from behind with supreme confidence and skill to pass Terrence Trammell, twisting to his left to enjoy the view as he crossed the finish line in under 13 seconds.

See also Jean Hsu's "How Effective Are Technical Interviews?" The fundamental problem is that the skills required to pass today's industry-standard software interview are not the skills required to be a good software developer.

In most commercial endeavours, it is still the best and easiest structure for individuals to pool capital, to refine skills, and to pass them on.

With scant resources and no assistants or special support services, teachers concentrated on seeing to it that, at a minimum, every student mastered the skills needed to pass a civil service exam or qualify for an entry position at Con Edison or the telephone company.

As a 6th grader, Jamell lacked the remedial skills necessary to pass and needed extra support.