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However, most trainees (up to 70%) opt for a part-time "in service" course if they want to teach in the lifelong learning sector, requiring a few hours' attendance each week during term-time.

After trainees complained to management, some training was conducted onsite in November 2013 to get trainees up to speed on equipment they already had tickets for, it is believed.

The fact that Mr. McDonald touts a work-for-shelter policy -- the fund pays trainees up to $6.50 an hour -- puts him at odds with many homeless services providers, and so does the fact that trainees get evicted from the shelter if they break rules, like missing work assignments or using drugs.

Between the second and the third module, trainees have up to six months of project implementation time and receive up to $2500 (two thousand five hundred dollars) from MakSPH-CDC Fellowsupportogram to suprojectroject implementation.

A new workspace, a different environment, unusual dietary habits, unfamiliar languages – all had contributed to trainees packing up and heading home.

The number of new physics and maths teachers recruited this year has fallen below the government's targets, compared with a bumper crop of history, English and chemistry trainees signing up for classroom duty.

Our focus is upon practices, including the discursive practices trainees pick up and mobilize during their everyday interactions.

Today's generation of trainees grew up in a multimedia environment, learning on the World Wide Web instead of reading books.

Two trainees come up against negative research findings, or face a string of rejections from journal editors and grant-review panels.

If fellows and trainees end up receiving guidance from less experienced and less productive faculty members, she says, they might have less interest in taking a research job after graduation.

Locums and trainees made up the smallest group of respondents (Table  1).