Examples of using Training programmes should in English and their translations into Arabic
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Training programmes should be offered and run for the full term of a contract.
It was emphasized that training programmes should be competence-based.
Training programmes should engage women in market information, trade fairs and business missions.
It was suggested that, for that reason, training programmes should also be made available for prosecutors and judges.
(e) Training materials should be exchanged amongorganizations, and joint training programmes should be organized;
Some training programmes should also be attractive for developed countries.
In this connection, the Advisory Committee cautions that training programmes should be carefully identified to meet the needs of the mission.
Such training programmes should include a substantive module on disease prevention and health.
The Senior Scientific Consultant from the NationalCentre for Sustainable Coastal Management suggested that training programmes should be aimed at identifying and filling gaps such as microbial assessment, seagrass mapping, and others.
Such training programmes should emphasize training in supervision and management practices;
It trusts that the training programmes offered to international staff conform to the spirit of GAresolution 54/249(para.68) which indicated that training programmes should be aimed at enhancing skills and increasing expertise of staff.
Moreover, the training programmes should be expanded so that instructors might visit remote areas.
The Advisory Committee notes that a provision of $3.35 million is made for training. It trusts that the training programmes offered to international staff conform to the spirit of GA resolution 54/249(para.68)which indicated that training programmes should be aimed at enhancing skills and increasing expertise of staff.
Human rights-centred training programmes should equip teachers to respect human rights.
The training programmes should include the training of instructors and the provision of training materials.
The Special Committee believes these training programmes should be mandatory for all senior mission leaders.
Training programmes should be designed to equip the staff with knowledge and skills directly connected with the performance of their duties.
In this connection, information and training programmes should be strengthened at the level of the community and the family.
Initial training programmes should also be followed up regularly, including through onthe-job learning and professional networks.
The Advisory Committee is of the opinion that the training programmes should focus on a train-the-trainers approach, by means of which, large numbers of junior personnel could be trained in a more cost-effective and efficient way.
Training programmes should meet the needs of the Organization, add to the knowledge and skills of staff and be externally certified.
The Administrative Committee on Coordination fully agrees that training programmes should be designed in direct response to the well-defined needs of beneficiary target groups and in full consultation with them, as stated in paragraph 23 of the report.
Training programmes should enable practicing auditors and accountants to gain exposure to the practical application of IAS, ISAs and the IFAC-issued Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants.
In the longer term, training programmes should be developed and aimed at filling the gap between available and necessary skills.
The training programmes should include these as a priority area; furthermore, more attention should be given to retaining only properly qualified staff that has had experience in peacekeeping missions, including those with knowledge of recruitment, inventory management, accounting and budget preparation and implementation.
The European Union agreed that training programmes should follow the" train-the-trainers" approach and welcomed the development by the Inter-Agency Procurement Working Group of a system-wide procurement training and certification programme. .
Additional training programmes should be conducted in subjects closely related to the operational requirements of UNHCR.
Additional training programmes should be conducted in subjects closely related to the operational requirements of UNHCR.
The training programme should prepare persons who may be involved in the custody, interrogation or treatment of any individual subject to any form of arrest, detention or imprisonment to handle appropriately the challenges related to members of groups made vulnerable and ensure appropriate and respectful treatment of those groups, such as victims of trafficking, foreigners, women, children, disabled persons and members of ethnic, racial, religious, age- or health-related, transgender and other diverse groups among the population.