Sentence examples for trainings design from inspiring English sources

The final semi-structured interview covers two domains: characteristics of provided CIPE trainings (design, access, structure, topics) (12 questions) and experience with CIPE trainings (6 questions).

By conducting semi-structured interviews we aimed to elicit information on two key aspects on CIPE: the characteristics of available trainings (design, access, structure, topics) and previous experiences (barriers) in the provision of CIPE trainings.

Efforts to maximize the public health benefit of SEPs have included police trainings designed to reduce such interference.

Explore our Project Management Series – short trainings designed to help Bass Connections students in leadership roles address common team challenges.

But trainings designed to help non-diverse populations better understand how diverse populations naturally think and act in the workplace and what motivates them to buy in the marketplace have fueled divisions and silos not eliminated them.

Live.® and Truthfairy Experience™ breakthrough trainings designed for women who are ready to experience more from their professional and personal journeys.

The medical staff of all the wards participated in trainings designed to move the medical staff from the old system to the new initiative.

The new application Geometrical Tolerancing developed for usage during lectures at technical universities as well as for the enhancement of vocational trainings for design, manufacturing and metrology engineers working in industry is presented.

At The Go Game, Jenny has led large scale interactive game projects, creativity trainings and design workshops around the world.

Specifically, the study did not consider CDSS software cost; had lower transport and travel cost (no vehicle purchased, their sites are located at a close proximity); had lower personnel costs because of differences in remunerations and working environment; and had lower training costs because of the way the trainings were designed and conducted.

These trainings are designed to raise awareness and understanding of these "invisible wounds" to better serve veterans and their families.