| She will find a way to squeeze in the continuing education credits required for maintaining her certification as a registered dietitian. |
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| These are staffed by trained health workers supported by a system of continuing education. |
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| Budget pressures have pushed many hospitals to scale back training and continuing education. |
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| The university received the tuition money and provided continuing education units. |
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| Talk to your current continuing education students or work with a skilled media planner. |
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| The organisation is responsible for education and training in pupillage, and continuing education for barristers. |
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| Business, technology, and entrepreneurship skills, incorporating enactive mastery components, should be topics for continuing education programs. |
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| There are continuing education courses, personal trainers, committees, and councils to fuss over. |
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| He was disappointed to hear that there were fewer opportunities for archaeology to thrive through extramural classes and continuing education. |
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| Freire viewed literacy and continuing education as a means for democratization of culture among the rural and urban non-literate people. |
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| To say continuing education is important for golf course superintendents is an understatement. |
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| Those who complete the online course will receive 0.2 continuing education units. |
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| The board shall by rule prescribe continuing education requirements, not to exceed 30 hours biennially, as a condition for renewal of a license. |
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| Increasing your knowledge base with continuing education is the best way to maintain your flexibility and value. |
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| Students who successfully complete this course receive continuing education units from the University of Maryland University College. |
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| A smart option is to let your current continuing education students help decide the content of your Web site. |
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| It provides the latest developments in continuing education and workforce development. |
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| Commercial entities exist to make a profit, and they are driven to exploit what they see as a huge market in continuing education. |
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| One way to extend your professional shelf life is continuing education with short courses taught by experts in the field. |
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| In my continuing education I learned that Mendelssohn orchestrated the scherzo of his octet. |
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| I recommend they go to a community college or continuing education course to learn how to run a business. |
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| Many states have very strong continuing education associations that provide great benefit to their members. |
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| Its distance education and continuing education programs have reached a wide range of students across the country. |
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| Essentially, there are two broad groups of people who take continuing education classes. |
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| Also affecting any continuing education curriculum are the various code changes in the works. |
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| Several nurses called to find out information on continuing education courses. |
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| She used this same methodology in another study to evaluate the use of computer-assisted instruction for home study for continuing education programs in nursing. |
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| The internet based company develops internet continuing education courses and distance learning on their web site, with almost all the specialties. |
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| Individual competency is ensured through initial and continuing education, licensure and credentialing activities, and periodic performance evaluations. |
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| Participants earn continuing education credits for these workshops. |
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| With respect to educational support, master's studies are also considered as basic studies and not as postgrad or continuing education. |
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| Between trials, conferences and continuing education courses, I participate in many committees that try to make improvements to the legal system. |
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| Summary: The Super Conference is Canada's largest continuing education event in librarianship. |
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| These activities are sometimes called extramural studies, continuing education, higher adult education, or university adult education. |
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| Thommen Medical offers continuing education courses and events in the area of surgery and prosthetics. |
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| One of the aims of the continuing education programme is to make this elite fit for the global market. |
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| We know too that continuing education is indispensable if learners are to persist in their efforts to master the tool and use it regularly. |
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| We also recommend, in this area, that media-teaching modules be constantly updated so as also to ensure continuing education in this field. |
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| The continuing education is freely available as well as many scientific informations. |
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| Where necessary, they are to acquire this knowledge through continuing education activities. |
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| Universal protocols and continuing education are the best way to combat exposure in the workplace. |
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| Today, doctors must complete at least six years of training and have access to continuing education. |
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| It is designed to cover needs in the areas of continuing education, health education and equipment and transport facilities. |
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| Both were ordered to take continuing education courses for a year. |
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| The Academy old boys have followed differing academic paths and I have wasted no time in making my feelings known to them about their continuing education. |
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| In a professional capacity, Linda has served as a member and chair of the continuing education committee of the New Brunswick Association of Dietitians. |
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| At IBEW Local 164, we are currently developing a photovoltaics program as part of our continuing education curriculum. |
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| It says the industry has seen rapid expansion over the past few years mainly due to changing demographics, and that new opportunities are stemming from continuing education and constant evolution. |
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| The first of these is investment in education, and especially in a high level of continuing education, which enables employees to adjust their skills to rapidly changing economic and job market trends. |
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| However, such a function would risk being strictly ornamental if it did not connect with the whole process of continuing education that is necessary in any corps of professionals. |
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| Most are directly addressed by continuing education. |
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| New money should be allocated to universities to support development of appropriate educational programs to prepare faculty to teach in these programs and to support continuing education. |
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| Such lack of follow-through is plaguing the whole continuing education in the public service and proves very costly, but one cannot afford to put up with it when public security is involved. |
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| Official auxiliaries shall maintain up-to-date knowledge and keep abreast of new developments through annual continuing education activities and professional literature. |
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| This Festival and Forum is designed to provide architects from across Canada with topnotch continuing education sessions, both core and self-directed. |
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| Especially so in adult and continuing education. |
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| Most educational institutions propose postgrad courses or continuing education training, the links below provide you with a direct link to the programmes. |
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| That meant a new set of conditions for learners. There were no regular programmes of continuing education and vocational training, nor any standards or controls to guarantee the quality of further training. |
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| For its certified continuing education, JEG works in partnership with its sister organization, Postgraduate Institute for Medicine. |
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| Indeed, especially at the cultural level, there is no way to ensure that the needed repairs will be made without making use of continuing education. |
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| At Oxford, alternative medicine providers must meet state licensing requirements and commit to continuing education in their discipline. |
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| Innovative health sciences curricula are being applied in undergraduate and continuing education and often incorporate new technologies. |
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| Second, a transformation of the mindset: through an ambitious and systematic process that will swamp the whole organization and transform the culture through a massive exercise in continuing education. |
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| He treats the meet as continuing education. |
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| We have to ensure that the clientele for continuing education can get a national certificate that will be recognized as having the same value as other university degrees. |
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| It has an enrollment of about 100,000 students and offers an extensive continuing education program. |
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| The FreemanWhite Academy is an award-winning curriculum with more than 200 continuing education courses catering to the AEC industry. |
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| This is an institution in which young people make a start on living in accordance with the principles of joint responsibility and independence, in the context of their continuing education and social integration. |
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| Alexis Palmer, senior director of community and continuing education at Utah Valley University, says UVU offers one MOOC on math. |
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| Students do not qualify for this loan program if they are in a continuing education program through an academic credit bank system or a school outside of Korea. |
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| Suite A5, Wenatchee, was recognized for attending continuing education classes at the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association 2007 National Assembly. |
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| Return preparers who sign up for the program and complete its continuing education requirements will be listed in an IRS database of return preparers. |
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| Collegetowns co-locate bookstores and continuing education centers alongside cybercafes, gourmet food courts, and fitness, wellness, and edutainment centers. |
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