Sentence examples for training and creative from inspiring English sources

I once worked as a development director for a Lawrence, Kansas, social-services agency that provides job training and creative outlets for disadvantaged kids.

That's why we decided to focus on training and creative workshops to keep people busy and create some kind of routine".

The "groom room" is a 10-week (term) training and creative program for students aged 14 to 17 who are struggling with their studies.

If we are graduating students who are not only disciplined, well trained and creative, but also have the tools to share these skills with the broadest number of people, we will build a society, brick by brick, that values the arts and chooses to support them more fully.

We require something deeper than training; critical and creative inquiry that allows us approach to problems and issues from a variety of perspectives.

Nourish International invites students around the country to be a part of the solution to global poverty, providing them with the training, support and creative space they need to make a difference.Through Nourish, students around the country operate social businesses on their campuses and invest their profits in poverty reduction projects in the developing world.

Up to now, a lot of Lynda.com's business has been based around an expansive collection of videos covering the areas of software and technology, as well as general business training and the creative industries.

At this time, he also began training in modern and creative dance.

A multidisciplinary and tailor made approach was applied, which consisted of a therapeutic milieu on the ward, parent counselling or training, psychomotor therapy and creative therapy.

Cheryl Boone, the president of the Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences, who appeared alongside the chief executive, Dawn Hudson, said British talent had been disproportionately dominant at the Oscars because of the country's "commitment to training and the craft and creative".

This creates conditions for the critical and creative training of professionals able to assimilate the ideal of 'learning to learn', generating mechanisms which contribute to the permanent reconstruction of their professional identity [ 1].