"supervisory training" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you're writing about training that is intended to teach people how to be effective supervisors. For example, "The company offers supervisory training to all of its managers each year, to ensure they are up-to-date with the latest management techniques."
A tightening up of admittance procedures, student monitoring, supervisory training and a move away from the single supervisor system towards a "supervisory team", are all positive moves that institutions have made in recent years.
The training included staff and supervisory training.
The key role of zonal coordinators should be recognized, and they should be provided with special supervisory training.
However, the level of supervisory training appears to be inadequate when the topic of CALD supervision was discussed.
(Northern Province interviewee) The quotation above is an example of the recognized need for supervision and the current lack of supervisory training at medical schools and elsewhere.
It is observed that the interactional effects of clinical learning environment are essential for the delivery of quality supervisory training thus enabling public hospital trainee doctors' talent development.
Your skills include the lab techniques you use everyday and the skills you might list on your résumé, such as supervisory, management, training, collaborating, initiating, and organizational skills.
The sheriff's department said in a statement that an internal affairs investigation has been completed, and a force review committee will decide next month whether there were any policy, tactical, supervisory or training violations.
For the senior health professionals, the added opportunity to spend time in private practice is a further disincentive for them to perform their supervisory and training roles [ 33].
To bridge the gap in their skills to provide effective supervision, the MOH, in collaboration with Save the Children, has developed a 2.5-day competency-based supervisory skills training course that targets the senior HSAs and environmental health officers.
Transmitting skills to the workplace works well with supervisory support, interactive training, coaching, opportunities to perform what was learned in training, and keeping the training relevant to jobs (Pellegrino and Hilton2012).
