Sentence examples for technical training courses from inspiring English sources

Between 1954 and 1961, Wiesenthal's principal work was to organise language and technical training courses for refugees from eastern Europe.

Technical training courses, attended mostly by those students who were not academically qualified for admission to the grammar schools, were also begun.

Reviewers want to see evidence that the mentor has creative plans for enhancing the applicant's career development--say, by sending the postdoc to technical training courses or to lab-management workshops.

To begin with, the federal government should implement a “No Prisoner Left Behind” program, which requires state correctional departments to insure that all prisoners pass their GEDs and complete one or more technical training courses.

Despite these challenges, our team pushed forward, developing a scope of work for a training institute for municipal workers to attend technical training courses on everything from street paving to sewage management.

As Lieutenant Seefried told it in a recent telephone interview, in late 2009 a civilian instructor at a technical training course found out through social networking sites that the lieutenant is gay and began harassing him.

The university must provide the support required for creating teaching networks, specialized technical services, training courses, and practical examples, etc. Ada Freitas: Bachelor's degree in Philosophy (2010).

These specialized technical and scientific training courses together with secondments at partner institutes were supplemented by soft-skill courses such as presentation skills and a film/media course in conjunction with standard local courses such as scientific writing, language skills, and time management offered at most host institutes.

Training courses were made available to veterans, and by 1951 94,000 had completed university, technical or rural training courses and 39,000 were still in training.

Meanwhile, his sister said, Mr. Ng (pronounced Eng), who was known as Jason, graduated from high school in Long Island City, Queens, worked his way through community technical college, passed Microsoft training courses and won a contract to provide computer services to a company with offices in the Empire State Building.

Conventional schooling did not agree with him, and he dropped out of high school and eventually sought technical training in a series of courses.