Sentence examples for work training course from inspiring English sources

But she's losing £110 a week and has been told to attend a work training course.

In 1968 she moved to lead a postgraduate social work training course at Exeter University, where she remained until 1990.

She also applied for a rent subsidy program, but was denied aid because she missed a mandatory welfare work training course, although she said she had received an exemption because of Marquis's illness.

He had previously told us he would be going off for a work training course over the weekend, but it turned out that this was a cover story for a massive secret he had been hiding from us for nearly 30 years.

Plus the university's graduate development centre offers an extensive range of 'ready for work' training courses.

China's DAH to Nepal mainly focuses on facilities and capacity building, including dispatching medical teams, health facilities building work, training courses, donations of medicines and equipment, and scholarships.

Only registered (completed the required education preparation typically a 3 year Bachelor degree) and enrolled nurses (completed a one to two year training course, works under the supervision of a registered nurse) working more than five shifts per fortnight in the haemodialysis environment were invited to participate in the quantitative phase.

The company, which currently counts 25 female inmates on its work training programme, also offers courses in self-empowerment via a non-profit partner.

Only data from 13 pilot dental clinics in which the dental practitioners who attended an ART training course worked throughout the follow-up period were included in this analysis.

For example, in BRAC's Essential Health Care program it was estimated that the cost of a dropout CHW was US$244 and the opportunity cost was US$155 if she had participated in a three-week basic training course, worked for a month, and attended a one-day refresher training [ 8].

It employs scores of people and tends each day to some 300 New Yorkers who go there for a variety of programs: English instruction, welfare-to-work training, computer courses, day care and the like.