Sentence examples for training on life from inspiring English sources
Sample training manual for a 10-day training on life skills, HIV prevention and curriculum development.
UNICEF Turkmenistan and the Youth Union run training on life skills and AIDS prevention 22 September 2005: UNICEF runs four days of training on life skills education and AIDS prevention for law enforcement personnel working with young people.
Currently it is partnering with World Vision and Street Kids International to conduct peer education training on life skills for the Sparrow children.
Some 40 teachers from the school and neighbouring School Number 1 have received special training on life skills, some attending workshops in both the Turkmen capital, Ashgabat, and the regional capital, Mary.
Comprised of representatives from WHO, UNESCO, UNICEF, the World Bank, UNFPA, UNDCP and UNDP, the Inter-Agency Task Team on HIV/AIDS and Education was created to: (1) enhance advocacy on life skills and HIV/AIDS prevention in schools, especially through documentation, and (2) to facilitate training on life skills and HIV/AIDS prevention in schools.
In 2010 and 2011, around 3.8 million young people (50% men and 50% women) have been trained on life skills education each year.
To improve children's well-being and mitigate the impact of the nutritional crisis, 10,000 parents in camps and surrounding communities who care for children from 0 to 5 years old will be trained on life skills and child survival and development, including health, nutrition, water, sanitation, protection and prevention of epidemics.
This initiative promotes standards that build schools that can withstand storms, trains teachers on life skills that raise awareness about disasters and how to correctly respond to crises, and prepares children with evacuation drills.
I ask Landau whether he was forced to adapt his method training for life on a Hitchcock set and he insists that he didn't, because the discipline of theatre translates well to the discipline of film.
Companies that offer flexibility, family-friendly benefits and management training on work-life do right by their employees, shareholders and the bottom-line but that is only part of the equation.
In schools, serious games can be used to change students' perception of the disease of one of their classmates, or to train students on basic life support.
