"training placement" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It refers to a temporary work or training opportunity that is provided to someone in order to gain practical experience or skills in a particular field of study. Here's an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "After completing her degree in marketing, Sarah was thrilled to secure a training placement at a top advertising agency."
More than 70% of NCCA courses include a training placement in the field.
Here and there, some combine work requirements with the mix of services Mr. Clinton originally envisioned: counseling, training, placement in jobs.
So are the young teachers in this hitherto troubled school idealists, I ask Lindsay Loftus, a twentysomething who grew up in France, came here on a training placement two years ago, and is now head of maths.
Apart from matching industrial suitability to student major field, other factors such as allowance and distances from home are the components emphasized by students in the selection criteria of industrial training placement.
This qualification involves an additional year of part-time training, placement in a training ICU, coursework and formal examination.
With the help of a friend who was already employed there, she arranged a 3-month training placement at Natura, a cosmetics company based in Brazil.
Other projects include card design competitions, (such as the trust's Christmas cards), peer-support training, assisting on reception, or applying for paid training placements within the trust.
The MoJ confirmed that there was no centralised limit on the length of training placements, which was for prison governors to decide.
No matter how much you might have excelled on your training placements, having your own class is a different world entirely.
It would cost £15m over five years to fund training placements for 10,000 new nurses, according to the Council of Deans of Health, the body that represents university faculties of nursing.
It wants to see more undergraduate training placements occurring in the community in future and new undergraduate programmes offering dual professional nursing and social worker qualification are emerging.
