Sentence examples for wanting to train from inspiring English sources
Since 2003, anybody wanting to train as a social worker has had to study for the professional social work degree.
Other officials warned that any program must be transparent to the Libyan people to avoid starting rumors of ulterior American motives for wanting to train the new commandos.
Sue Macdonald, education manager of the Royal College of Midwives, says she has noticed more enquiries from people wanting to train in midwifery.
"I never thought I'd be up with a sportsman going, 'Hey, we're not doing enough,' that's really not me, but Steve and I are both wanting to train more," he says.
NHS workers are already working in low-morale conditions, demonstrated by the the high levels of stress and anxiety observed among staff and the falling numbers of new doctors wanting to train in general practice and accident and emergency medicine.
BBC1's hit drama Call the Midwife has had a similar, but different consequence, leading to a rise in the number of people wanting to train to be midwives, reports the Sun.
We want to train them our way.
"I don't want to train anymore.
"They don't want to train.
After games Luis wants to train.
