Sentence examples for trainings that from inspiring English sources

Karin Kallander Keep training healthcare workers: We deliver monthly refresher trainings that focus on key health topics or new product launches, with topics timed strategically.

Finally, the various capacity-building trainings that targeted adolescents and staff at the same time, training staff members side by side with the adolescents they usually supervise, brought a new dimension to the staff members' role, causing them to look more at the adolescents as partners in the programming and running of the youth centre activities.

Virtually all respondents preferred trainings that emphasized active learning strategies such as interactive workshops, on-the-job training, and other practice-based trainings.

Like most veterans, Ibanez can point back to great spring trainings that did not translate to the regular season, and vice versa.

We would also like our labour offices to finally start being rewarded for the efficiency of stimulating labour force participation of the unemployed, that is for placing them for real jobs, and not for the numbers of registered unemployed or for the organisation of trainings that fail to bring about the expected result which consists in finding work by job seekers.

Czech driving schools offer only 4-h first-aid trainings that do not provide the appropriate level of competencies.

This included supporting toolkit trainings that introduced the resource materials, targeting a range of levels (leadership, cluster-level, camp management, and field staff).

In the Czech Republic, the 4-h first-aid trainings that are an inherent part of driving-school courses do not provide the appropriate level of competencies.

Finally, we found no evidence on the linking of training to supervision or follow-up refresher trainings, strategies that are often used when creating a community of practice that may strengthen learning and support.

We did not find differences in knowledge and skills between participants in the 2-week vs. 3-week trainings, suggesting that 2 weeks is adequate if the training is competency-based and focused on implant insertion and removal.

Since the mid-nineteen-nineties, she and Gwinn have travelled the country holding trainings sessions that cover anatomy, investigation, prosecution, and victim safety in strangulation cases; Gwinn estimates that they've trained more than fifty thousand people.