Putting to work knowledge and skills acquired from their careers, they can contribute to governmental projects.
While agile developers concentrate on getting working code rather than writing documentation, the agile teacher concentrates on developing useful, working knowledge, skills and understanding rather than detailed lesson plans.
These partnerships offer student the opportunity to work on real-world problems and put to work their knowledge and skills in a professional setting.
"A thorough, working knowledge of hand drawing and other traditional skills is an essential foundation for any illustration work, whether hand or digital.
Fluency in English and excellent writing skills; working knowledge of French, Arabic or Portuguese an asset.
Vocational education and training (VET) in Australia delivers post-compulsory education and training, excluding degree and higher level programmes delivered by further education institutions, and provides people with occupational or work-related knowledge and skills.
The Program makes effective use of the infrastructure of the participating agencies that employ professionals who, through their regular work transfer knowledge and skills of early childhood care and development to the targeted families.
Leverages existing college data that matches students to work using verified knowledge and skills, making recruiting cost-effective and efficient.
The mission of the Columbia School of Social Work is to develop leaders in social work practice and research whose work advances professional values, knowledge, and skills through programs and policies that enhance well-being and promote human rights and social justice at the local, national, and global level.
Job rotation inspires nurses to achieve higher performance, allowing continuous growth at work, extended knowledge and skill, and increasing clinic patient care-taking quality.
And there is some evidence that unemployment itself makes it harder to find new work, because unused knowledge and skills tend to atrophy.
