Sentence examples for teaching trainings from inspiring English sources

Traveling around teaching trainings, I have gotten to see how yoga is introduced commercially in different places.

"Nobody on this earth can explain, except me," he's shown saying at one of the teaching trainings, footage of which is included in the "Real Sports" segment.

There could be differences in non-teaching practices regarding prescription and managing treatment because of more evidence based knowledge based on regular teaching trainings.

This message was explicitly taught in TFA trainings and CMs then often communicated this slogan to their students.

The trainings teach people to recognize the ways identity can play a part in how people are perceived, and to take that into account when deciding how to intervene.

Matilda Nonaj, who is in charge of coordinating Albania's anti-trafficking efforts at the Ministry of Social Welfare and Youth, notes that the trainings taught her new potential approaches to fill the existing gap in reintegrating trafficking survivors.

Imagine whole bookshelves, seminars, workshops and trainings that teach aspiring tech entrepreneurs techniques like these.

These trainings could teach inmates how to prevent or interrupt situations before or as they happen and may help create a culture that rejects sexual violence.

Organizations such as the National Council for Behavioral Health are doing their part to increase mental health literacy by ramping up the access and frequency of Mental Health First Aid trainings to teach the skills to respond to the signs of mental illness and substance use.

In my NLP trainings, I teach students a variety of specific techniques to reframe the meanings they've given to events, especially interpretations given to past events that now block their growth and sabotage their ability to achieve what they desire.

Leadership trainings that teach people what to do and how to do it often fail to address the subtle but important factors that undermine confidence and resilience – specifically, negative self-talk, the voice of the Inner Critic, which generates insecurity, doubt, stress and fear, inhibiting productive actions undermining success.