Sentence examples for vocational techniques from inspiring English sources
Rehabilitation, medical and vocational, use of medical and vocational techniques to enable a sick or handicapped person to live as full a life as his or her remaining abilities and degree of health will allow.
Locals have built a school, implemented sustainable farming techniques, and begun vocational training programs.
Recent developments include the creation of new skills-training interventions and cognitive rehabilitation techniques and improvements in the delivery of vocational and substance abuse treatments.
The third type contains practical training of the participants (for up to eight weeks) providing necessary skills and techniques required for placement in employment or vocational training (Vermittlung notwendiger Kenntnisse und Fertigkeiten).
I've done a lot of workshops in vocational environments and museums, and I have learned these techniques.
Sandlot and Little League counter-insurgency leagues, search-and-destroy summer camps for youngsters, vocational high school programs in needed skills like interrogation techniques, algorithm driven data searches, and information massaging would prepare many underprivileged teen-agers for tomorrow's job market while keeping these young citizens' attention fixed on the Military Channel.
In their paper, Mark and Karmel therefore used a modeling technique in an attempt to derive completion rates in Australian vocational education.
The question we investigate using this technique is whether or not young people who pursued a vocational education would have had more favourable career outcomes had they not experienced early unemployment.
In Lebanon, nursing is taught in universities allowing students to attain a Bachelor's degree (BS) in nursing, and in technical vocational schools, allowing students to attain a vocational degree in nursing (Baccalaureate Technique (BT), a three year program) and a higher vocational degree (Technique Superior (TS), a three year program after the BT).
She began attending the bureau's vocational readiness group for the deaf, which helps participants navigate the job application process and teaches interviewing techniques and how to communicate with bosses.
