Sentence examples for trainings in which from inspiring English sources

Because of safety issues, FWC hosts hands-on python trainings in which hunters get tips such as "don't hesitate", pin the python, grab it right behind the jawbone.

During the HST trainings in which the Haitian volunteers learned the HST curriculum, there were difficulties with translation from English to French-Creole that the volunteers anticipated would negatively impact the Haitians' ability to learn the material.

Knowledge scores significantly increased (p < 0.05) during the three trainings in which pre/post tests were administered.

Although some aspects of the intervention were implemented with high fidelity, particularly intervention trainings in which TAAG staff was responsible for implementation, other parts were less completely implemented.

In summary, analysis of interview transcripts revealed themes which included acknowledgement of the current gap in reporting training outcomes, and the perceived barriers to conducting training outcome evaluation, including limited resources available for evaluation, methodological challenges and the complex contexts in which these trainings occur.

Even with all the sensitivity trainings in the world, which amount to little more than lipsticking the pig, the U.S. army remains an occupation force in Afghanistan.

So Mr. Yakubu organised in-service trainings which would teach his inexperienced staff the basics of pedagogy, how to structure lessons and write report cards.

This initial training was followed in subsequent weeks by supplemental 30-minute trainings specific to each intervention activity in which each SPC participated.

Judging by some of the open comments our respondents provided, some of the observed differences in this study could be attributed to the environment (i.e. cultural climate) in which the clinical trainings took place.

ANMs themselves shared areas in which they needed greater training, most of which are crucial to the optimal functioning of the MCTS: using recording tools and computer-generated workplans, and refresher trainings.

Karp wrote two more pieces on SUPES in 2014, one in June in which she talked to principals about their bad experiences with the trainings, and another in August in which she mentioned that officials were touting improved attendance rates at the sessions.