Sentences with phrase «into graduate training»

Some of the larger research agencies incorporate these qualifications into their graduate training schemes.

Do you cling to academic life just long enough to get your PhD, or do you make the plunge straight into a graduate training scheme, getting first - hand experience and a decent salary into the bargain?

- University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine (Integrating Medical Knowledge into Graduate Training)

Not exact matches

These summer experiences offer deep dives into business fundamentals and are especially helpful to liberal arts graduates with little class work or training in business.

Instead of thinking of completing the six month training course as one goal, those who graduated BUDS broke down the six months into weekly goals, daily goals, hourly goals, and even goals by the minute.

By the time he graduated from the training program, he had built up considerable savings that allowed him to move into his very own apartment.

I grew up in the UK, completed my graduate training at the BBC and after that, I launched off into startup land, as lead engineer at the first competitive phone company in the UK, which sold to the company that became Vodafone.

In 1995, Paul joined the BZW graduate training programme where he rotated through Fixed Income Sales & Trading into Asset Management at Barclays Global Investors.

Bla, a holding midfielder who is part of the 2019 graduating class at YSC Academy, said the size of the school, its campus and the distance and accessibility by train all factored into his decision.

In a speech at the City University of New York Graduate Center, the governor noted the density of proposed and ongoing projects around the midtown transportation hub: state - federal plans to convert the the James Farley Post Office across the street from Penn Station into the Moynihan Train Hall, and to construct the Gateway Tunnel, a new Amtrak line under the Hudson River between New York and New Jersey.

In decades past, corporations would hire graduates for placement into apprentice - style programs where the new employees would receive custom training.

How could they transfer skills gained during their graduate training into a career in the CAM industry?

Resurrecting training programs could help shape graduates into the kinds of employees companies are seeking, which ultimately would increase the number of STEM grads who end up in STEM jobs.

In the 1920s, Johns Hopkins graduate and trained gynecologist John Sampson first coined the term «endometriosis» and proposed the idea that endometriosis resulted when normal endometrial tissue spilled out through the fallopian tubes into the abdominal cavity during menstruation.

In 1999, ANDP developed a fellowship program to give graduate students and postdocs a chance to acquire leadership training, exposure to what goes into academic policy formation, and an understanding of what it takes to be a department chair or program director.

The programs introduce elements of clinical training into basic science graduate work.

D. institutional training program) are more likely than M.D. - only graduates to go into radiation oncology, child neurology, pathology, dermatology, and neurology (3).

«I think, with respect to teaching our students about teams, I don't yet think it's integrated into graduate and medical and doctoral training programs as much as it should be.

Campbell notes that the «self - selecting» people who apply to BALSA have «an appetite for something» that graduate school and postdoc training is not providing, namely the relationships and experiences that prepare them to move into nonacademic opportunities.

Doing a media internship during her Ph.D. training confirmed for Michelle Reeve (left) that she wanted to go into science communication when she graduated — and helped her land a job.

Although about half of the graduate students in her field obtain postdoctoral training before starting faculty positions, Crone was able to move into an assistant professorship directly from graduate school; she attributes this in part to her advanced preparation from the PFF program.

«I think in the early days,... I was willing to take almost any graduate student who wanted to come into my lab, which can be a mistake because if you take a graduate student or a postdoc or a research assistant who requires tremendous time and training and they don't have the commitment to really learn, it diverts you and your own research effort.»

At the presentation, Tilghman and the other members of the working group argued that in its present state, the graduate training system at our nation's universities and the workforce that graduates enter into are dysfunctional and unsustainable.

Paula Stephan, an economist at Georgia State University in Atlanta and a member of the current report's modeling subcommittee (Stephan was also a member of that 1998 NRC committee), writes to Science Careers in an e-mail that it's «disappointing to see that NIH did not figure out a way to shift more funds into training grants and fellowships and away from research assistantship stipends» or «implement any requirement for limiting the amount of salary that can be written off of grants — something that could dampen the demand for graduate students.»

For most science graduate students and postdocs, however, all of those roles are combined into one, ill - trained person: your PI.

Durocher says that many factors go into choosing a recipient: «When we're looking for a chair, we're not only looking for good research and publications but also for opportunities for mentoring and training top graduate students and being successful at obtaining grant money.»

That should increase competition for U.K. (and other E.U.) graduates, which could be good for graduate students if it translates into better stipends, working conditions, and training opportunities, but to fill the gap, institutions will also recruit non-E.U. nationals who may be less demanding.

The training for a research career, including time in graduate school, can be divided roughly into two parts.

Of the two available models, a dual - degree program is probably the best approach for students interested in basic science, because the choices available for research training are likely to be wider and include more opportunities for basic science and bench research into molecular mechanisms, compared to graduate programs or postdoctoral fellowships linked to post-MD clinical training; the latter is more likely to be focused more on clinic - based studies.

We are united by a shared vision — to train, to mentor, and to inspire a diverse group of students from a wide range of cultural and academic backgrounds into competitive graduate training programs and professional research - based careers.

She is a graduate of Yoga Life Institute 200 hour teacher training program and incorporates ancient knowledge of the yoga lifestyle (breath, meditation, attitude, mindfulness, and movement) into her professional practice.

If you are a 200 Hour Yoga TTC graduate and are aspiring to immerse into more intense and sophisticated layers of the science then 300 Hour Yoga Training program in Nepal is the ideal next step to undertake.

We are excited to offer Deepening Into Therapeutic Yoga to graduates of the Therapeutic Yoga Training Program.

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The novice spy — is a Jewish Ivy League graduate who speaks nine languages — is quickly trained and sent into the field to stop German scientist Werner Heisenberg before he can build an atomic bomb for the Nazis.

Unfairly or not, we tend to think of horror films as an unkempt training ground for more upstanding follow - ups; one doesn't graduate into them but out of them.

Not so with the graduates from regular teacher training who have not delved into this area.

Speaking before the Commons Education Committee, Mark Parrett, audit manager at the NAO, said that while there was evidence that bursaries attract graduates into teacher training, there needed to be greater monitoring on whether the large spend was worth it.

Since its founding in 1990, TFA — a nonprofit organization aimed at reducing education inequity by placing young graduates into low - income communities in the U.S. to teach for at least two years — has had its fair share of criticism in the media and education field, mostly for not providing proper training and turning people off from education careers.

From 2004, when we graduated the first set of 33 students in a week - long ceremony to celebrate these youth who had been subjected to a rigorous training that goes beyond ordinary conventional educational training system, in order to immerse them into a new culture of discipline and prepare them adequately as future quality and dependable leaders.

The national teacher corps trains and places college graduates into public schools for two years.

Students who complete PLTW and graduate high school in good standing spend two years earning an associate's degree and receiving paid training from the carmaker, after which they are hired into full - time manufacturing positions at Toyota or elsewhere.

A spokesman for the Welsh Government argued: «We are committed to recruiting individuals with the right skills, qualifications and commitment into the profession which is why training incentives are available in Wales to encourage high performing graduates to consider teaching as a career.»

Government policy is headed toward placing 30 percent of the age cohort in public universities; for now, as many as 40 percent of secondary graduates head into career - oriented «polytechnics» that resemble the best of American community colleges and some 20 percent attend the Institute of Technical Education, which emphasizes «hands - on» training.

However, the Scottish government has said that there are hundreds more people training to be teachers following the introduction of a range of new routes, including a fast track route for science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) graduates, into the profession.

Qualified Schools has launched the Teaching Apprenticeship Programme (TAP) to help schools recruit, train and retain the best graduates into teaching roles.

The article savaged Teach for America and its founder, Wendy Kopp, for placing new college graduates into urban schools with only a few weeks of hastily conceived training.

The Three Rivers Learning Trust have played an integral part in developing this new way of teacher training and indeed many graduates of the programme have progressed into permanent employment within their schools.

As a graduate instructor in the 80's and 90's, I built cooperative activities into my teacher training work and trained teachers to use cooperative learning strategies.

One of the issues is how to define «highly qualified» teachers, and activists don't want that definition to include teachers in training, including Teach for America members, who are college graduates who get five weeks of summer training and then put into high - poverty schools to teach on their own.