Sentence examples for training vetting from inspiring English sources

The focus is in two areas in the initial training, vetting and recruiting process, and then it's the rotation training that has to continue through a policeman's career.

General Abizaid, who expressed concern that some new Iraqi police officers defected to the rebel militia loyal to the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr, said the American trainers, including Army Special Forces, would have to improve the training, vetting and leadership of police, Iraqi militia and Iraqi army units.

We have recently encountered significant difficulties in processing applicants in sufficient numbers through the necessary training, vetting and accreditation procedures.

The university is building a new centre researching the successor to 4G mobile phone technology and will soon begin training vets.

Student loans for the private vocational education and training (VET) sector could be capped and restricted to certain courses, a government discussion paper has suggested.

The crux of the issue: nearly 60% of Australia students –71% of those in vocational education and training (VET) – are currently studying or training for occupations where the vast majority of jobs will be radically altered by automation.

By training vets, feed reps and others who work in the industry, it is hoped we can give them the tools to support those they see on a daily basis.

The multibillion dollar fiasco of the Fee-Help student loan scheme in the vocational education and training (VET) sector was reaching crisis point just as the inquiry took place.

While he had the aptitude for university study, Wagner says he chose an apprenticeship –or vocational education and training (VET) as it is known – because he wanted to earn and learn on the job.

The Turnbull government is planning to introduce new laws to crack down on vocational education and training (VET) providers, including a cooling-off period for taxpayer-funded loans and fines for unscrupulous operators.

Hartsuyker hinted the package could include curbs on the types of courses for which vocational education and training (VET) colleges can be funded under the loan scheme known as VET Fee-Help, shifting the emphasis towards the employment market skills needs.