Sentence examples for through trainee from inspiring English sources

We work together to develop specific research projects, obtain project operating funds, attract new research collaborators, and increase research capacity through trainee support and mentoring.

He added that "with fewer trainees coming through, trainees could take their pick of the schools they wanted to work at when they qualified.

While a key factor in the bakery's commercial viability is its ability to sell (lots of) bread, part of the long-term plan is for the placements to be paid for through trainees' personal budgets.

We plan to undertake a multicentre, contemporary, prospective, cohort audit which will be conducted through trainee-led research collaboratives as described previously.

"We currently have partners at Baker Tilly who came through the trainee route," she adds.

It runs from level 10 (grounded, inactive), through nine (trainee) and up via assorted unglamorous non‑league rungs to level two (the Conference and FA Premier League reserves).

She is halfway through a trainee contract at one of the country's largest law centres, funded by a new scheme set up by a charitable trust, the Legal Education Foundation (LEF).

Speed began his playing career at Leeds United after coming through the trainee ranks, and was part of the side that won the last Football League title in 1992, before the introduction of the Premier League.

Data collection is performed mid-way through the trainee's training term.

The study itself is run through the national trainee associations in collaboration with the European Federation of Psychiatric Trainees.

" 'So one concern, I would say, I am probably with the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health and I do think that there's a danger that some trainees coming through may not be getting enough exposure to paediatrics.' (GP3)" Another GP trainer felt that trainees appeared to be concerned with completing new-born and six-week checks due to the lack of clinical experience.