Sentence examples for training equivalent from inspiring English sources

The AFL-CIO also applauded the effort, adding that all workers deserve well-funded training equivalent of a union apprentice.

Its basis is establishment of training equivalent of professional activities of specialist after graduation.

It's the training equivalent of a marathon: long, expensive, arduous and not appropriate for every job.

Each patient was operated by one member of a homogenous team of 6 surgeons currently undergoing their subspecialty training (equivalent to registrars), in an unsupervised context.

Except where early supported discharge (ESD) schemes were in place (box 2) no caregiver training equivalent to the LSCTC was evident in process evaluation study sites.

The purpose of the project, which was expanded with help from the Japan National Committee, was twofold: to provide on-going teacher training equivalent to passing grade 8 and to improve teaching skills.

The highest educational or training qualification achieved by age 26 was dichotomized either as ordinary secondary qualifications (O levels and their training equivalents) or less, or as advanced secondary education (A levels and their equivalents) or above.

Would I work as an assistant, a doctor-in-training equivalent or a fully trained physician?

On the Blue Train, equivalent accommodation costs $1,390.

SPECTRUM trains/rail vehicles are able to accelerate and brake at passenger train equivalent speeds to maximise the use of available train paths.

He had told me that he had been one of the founding members of an infamous transient gang called the FTRA, which is the freight-train equivalent of the Crips.