Sentence examples for training for prison from inspiring English sources
The commission recommended that agencies improve training for prison and jail employees for better detection of assaults, do a better job of classifying vulnerable inmates, reduce jail and prison overcrowding, and improve medical and psychological services for victims of sexual abuse.
Greenstone's interest in creating job training for prison inmates grew out of a 1960 visit he made to San Quentin to see a relative who was working as a deputy warden, Pattillo said.
There is training of shopkeepers in good drug dispensary practices; training for prison services health staff; epidemiology courses for staff in public health institutions; data management and reporting skills for the monitoring and evaluation of the programme; and international training in public health for senior programme staff.
This is one of four publications, which focuses on human rights training for prison officials.
This publication sets out instructions and guidance for those conducting training courses on human rights training for prison officials.
This publication focuses on human rights training for prison officials and includes practical recommendations, topics for discussion, case studies, and checklists.
Making Prisons Work talks of making pre-apprenticeship training a routine offer, preparing offenders for such training placements on release, alongside skills training for work available in prison as Clarke's aim to get offenders working a 40-hour week becomes a reality.
"It is training for sport activities but at the same time it is also punishment in armies and prisons.
The Ministry of Defence has been contacted for help in setting up a training scheme for prison governors, similar to that for senior members of the armed forces.
Keeping children out of prison UNICEF has also supported children's rights training programme for prison wardens, police officers and others in the justice system.
In 2003, UNICEF launched a training programme for prison wardens that centered on the psychological, legal and educational aspects of dealing with juvenile offenders.
