Sentence examples for teaching communications from inspiring English sources

Several of those schools, which would add approximately 10,000 new seats to the city's high school districts, are designated to be themed schools that focus on professions like teaching, communications and law enforcement.

Hughes got her first taste of the business in the mid-1970s when she was teaching communications at Howard University and agreed to take over its ailing radio station.

Rich spent 34 years there, earning three academic degrees, teaching communications studies and advancing from a minor administrative position to executive vice chancellor.

Simulated patients are primarily used for teaching communications skills; when students are required to take a physical examination during simulated patient encounters they will have received formal training in the Skillslab beforehand.

The groom's mother teaches communications at El Centro College, a community college in Dallas.

English was at the bottom of the rung," said Aimee Dawis, who teaches communications at Universitas Indonesia.

He is accustomed to captive audiences, having taught communications for thirty-five years, the bulk of them at Southern Connecticut State University.

Marion K. Pinsdorf Leonia, N.J., March 28 The writer has taught communications and media management at Fordham University and now lectures at Drew University.

Ms. Dress has made corporate videos, is a partner in a public relations company and teaches communications at the C.W. Post campus of Long Island University in Brookville.

An online survey in 2006, by VitalSmarts, a company in Provo, Utah, that teaches communications skills to employees, found that 93percentt of the 967 respondents say they work with "nasty, unreliable or eccentric employees".

So, in 1969, he made it official: he and a colleague quit the agency and founded Communispond, a business that teaches communications skills and that now has offices in the United States and London.