"training about" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to describe the topic of a training session or class, for example: "We'll be having a training about workplace safety."
What is this new teacher training about, without a written plan for accountability and no budget?
"We talk in spring training about opportunities," Collins said.
I do cardio on all five days, weights and interval training about three times a week.
I gave up training about five years ago and have hardly been on a bike since.
He added that Zale's store managers received training about sexual harassment and discrimination.
He rode one of my first winners when I started training about 12 years ago".
There was physical training and legal training about the rights of inmates.
Q: What can government do give people more training about how to deal with domestic violence.
5.07pm BST Alexander says the NSA has strict training about handling intelligence relating to Americans.
Of the 217 surveyed only 87 indicated they are offering some kind of training about consent.
With Wimbledon looming, he said he started a final cycle of training about a month ago.
