Sentence examples for training coordinator from inspiring English sources
Mr. Regan is a former police training coordinator who teaches courses in personal protection, workplace violence and women's safety issues.
Kate Denman, training coordinator, RedR Well done for speaking up and voicing your concerns, it's a difficult thing to do.
On Sept. 1, after a year of tentative status, he was made a permanent employee as a training coordinator.
Kate Denman, training coordinator, RedR To be honest it is extremely difficult to get into the humanitarian sector.
Named Pat Roessler minor league hitting coordinator, Johnny Lewis minor league roving hitting instructor, Pete Fagan minor league training coordinator and Nathan Lucero minor league strength-conditioning coordinator.
The former training coordinator for the department, Sergeant Michael D'Aulizio, told police officials last year that all officers were up-to-date in their training.
The value of the resources saved on report generation using the HRHIS are summarized in Table 4.> The HRHIS allows training coordinators to identify and plan for needed training, coordinate training attendance with supervisors, track who has been trained and award continuous professional development credits.
Table 2 Job roles of specialists (N = 73) Current job title % (n) FCC specialist 47 (34) Food and nutrition 15 (11) Mental health or nurse consultants 10 (7) QRIS specialist 7 (5) Child care resource specialists/facilitators 7 (5) Infant/toddler specialists 6 (4) Training coordinators 4 (3) Recruitment and retention specialists 3 (2) Other 3 (2).
Therefore, the new challenge for event and training coordinators is how to take advantage of the virtual environment and keep people plugged in.
After drilling the "paragons" with tough questions, attendees broke into small groups, joined by training coordinators, to work through a discussion packet on winning arguments on Obamacare, entitlement spending, and taxes and economics.
In the same year, 30 Provincial Training Coordinators (PTC) were appointed.
