The trainees would have engaged in productive work had they not attended the training, which is the opportunity cost of trainees' time.
Simultaneously, mentors and advisors may be prompted to educate themselves about the importance and dynamics of the process and to protect trainees' time to develop SciComm skills.
The programmes were completed in the trainees' own time and comprised text, graphics, clinical vignettes and some recordings of acted therapist patient scenarios.
It thus grants trainees time to persuade (or try to persuade) an employer to apply for a longer-term work visa.
Even with endorsements from established and early career researchers, science faculty might be reluctant to commit their own or their trainees' time to a business workshop.
Costs of off-site training courses undertaken by staff explicitly for modernisation included the money paid for courses where known, or else the cost for similar courses from web sources [ 8], plus the value of the trainee's time.
The trainees spent their time learning Legion history, basic operational procedure, taking French language lessons, training on weapons, and working up to a 31-mile march at the end of the initial training.
The trainees spent their time learning Legion history, basic operational procedure, taking French language lessons, training on weapons, and working up to a 50-kilometre march at the end of the initial training.
The old system simply could not satisfy the expectations of trainee doctors in terms of ensuring a protected 40% of total trainee time for training and preparing them adequately for the high-stake British or local examination, while attempting to meet the demand for clinical service.
During the fourth and fifth years, at least 50% of trainee time should remain devoted to achieving further competence in general radiology.
