Sentence examples for tailoring courses from inspiring English sources

And they reject the idea of a strictly utilitarian system, tailoring courses and student numbers to available jobs.

A group called Savile Row Bespoke, which includes Gieves & Hawkes and Henry Poole, developed the college's tailoring courses.

The Center sponsored her specialized tailoring courses and soon she was employed at the largest garment factory in town.

But Mary says she would like to do a tailoring course; her dream of joining secondary school and then a teachers' college all but over.

Ruth first started to make uniforms and dresses to sell to the local school and community after completing a vocational tailoring course in 2005.

He started as an actor but when that gave him up, as he puts it, he did a tailoring course at the London College of Fashion and went on to make costumes for ENO.

Many in the sector have also called for universities to offer more tailored courses to meet employers' needs and to involve more businesses in curriculum design.

The move to define apprenticeships is vital and it is clear it requires input from employers and those universities experienced in developing highly applied tailored courses.

"We are not fracking experts but we would tailor courses like we do with many other industries we support".

Some highly tailored courses don't offer this flexibility--but then if you opted for one of these courses, then you must have been guided by a particular interest of yours in the first place!

Public schools are too often run for the benefit of the staff rather than for the benefit of the children, which means that they often tailor courses to the skills of the staff.