training program
50
2.3
- noun
- /ˈtreɪnɪŋ ˈprɒɡræm/
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programa de formación
- Our financial analyst training program is so competitive.
- teacher training programs
- job training programs
- complete a training program
And that points to the idea that different training programs have different success rates.
- And that points to the idea that different training programs have different success rates.
- And then my first job was at a bank, the management training program at a small thrift and loan.
- And so they said yes to the six month training program.
- Or can you help me build a strength training program.
- And so we have developed a more systematic well-being training program.
- They gave either man or woman a voucher for access to a training program for women.
- I forgot the details, but it was when they accused this woman soldier that was in the Olympic training program, bike writer, I want to say.
- And then a week before lockdown hit, I sat down and started building this particular training program full time.
- And it it was kind of a training program for future bullies.
Examples
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The new training program is designed to help employees develop advanced customer service skills.
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We rely heavily on our training program and really believe it.
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And that points to the idea that different training programs have different success rates.
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OK, The basic training program takes five days.
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How would you like to join our training program?
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I was in a management training program here before I got married.
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The bigger problem is that the length and focus of the training program may be inadequate.
Academic text (2015) -
I congratulate you all on taking the first step to freedom by completing your training program.
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They accepted me for the pilot training program.
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Ten years ago, I made the decision to launch a training program, so that anyone who wanted to learn the skills to communicate to thousands of others could come and get trained.
Synonyms
∞
3.6
A planned set of courses and requirements for study at a school
506
1.8
A series of lessons about a particular subject
15
2.5
A planned group of courses to teach a specific subject or skill
4
3.5
Education that teaches practical skills for a job or trade
3
3.0
A set of classes in a subject that lead to a qualification or degree
1
3.6
A course that teaches practical skills for a specific job
1
2.8
A set of lessons in a subject to teach skills or knowledge
A time of paid work and training that prepares someone for a job
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is transparently composed from 'training' (the process of learning or instruction) + 'program' (a planned course or software), so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will infer it denotes a program used for training. The exact domain-specific nuance (e.g. software for machine learning) may be new, but the basic idea 'a program for training' is directly predictable from the parts.
Etymology
The noun training program comes from the image of a planned set of practice sessions: training is the work to learn and program is the schedule of those sessions. So, it means a set of lessons or activities to teach or build 'skills'.