Sentences with phrase «skilled staff who»

Youth justice centres should have adequate, skilled staff who are demographically representative of the children and young people in detention, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff.

Invest in highly skilled staff who use best practices to accomplish the shared goal of helping children successfully return home as soon as possible

«Two - year - olds need high levels of support and care to help them learn and develop from skilled staff who can give the specialist support they need.»

Not exact matches

The staff comprises highly skilled civil servants who are protected from the type of political meddling common in other countries.

Former Skilled Group boss Angus McKay has been named chief executive of convenience store chain 7 - Eleven, replacing Warren Wilmot who resigned from the role last September after revelations of franchise staff being underpaid.

That's why we've adopted a system of more than 130 local offices owned by local entrepreneurs and staffed by skilled local technicians who truly care about their small business clients.

«I was kicked out in 1953,» said Burns, who at 80 can still quote from the letter he received with the news: «Our staff is concerned that you don't have the manual skills.»

They also suggest the plight of senior ministers who've been given no resources for handling a staff other than whatever people skills they happen to have.

For some reason the coaching staff has never been able to find appropriate skilled linemates for him who would have helped advance his development.

«He's a playmaker, he's creative and skilled at taking up spaces to put pressure on the defense and create openings for his teammates,» says Nash, who harbors deep ties with the Sixers» coaching staff.

* Please Note: The vetting of a reference rater who is not Endorsed consists of a phone call with the proposed rater so WA - AIMH staff can determine if proposed rater has a copy of the Competency Guidelines ® and is familiar enough with them to rate the applicant's knowledge and skills as defined in them.

Sounds to me like you had some skilled staff working with you who knew how to interpret CTG's....

Our success is rooted in our connection to and knowledge of the natural world and our staff who find joy in working with preschoolers and have the skills to teach them.

Lamaze Evidence - Based Nursing Care: Labor Support Skills is a one - day workshop designed for nurse managers, midwives, staff nurses and other health care providers who care for women.

This strategy requires responsive health systems that are equipped with lifesaving commodities and staffed with health workers who can deliver high - quality and timely skilled care, including emergency obstetric care and interventions for small and ill newborn babies.

The two were part of several armed forces dispatch riders who were exhibiting their motor - riding skills moments after the send off parade for the immediate past Chief of Defence Staff, Rear Admiral Quarshie.

Committee chair James Arbuthnot said his group of MPs believed the skills of military personnel meant they were flexibly employable - in contrast to the views of senior MoD civil servants, who have argued it is civilian staff who are flexible and service personnel who are not.

The report called for «easily identifiable happy - to - help staff who have appropriate training and skills to support people with additional needs» and appealed to supermarkets to include communicating with shoppers with intellectual disabilities in their general staff training sessions.

The extent to which the number of staff scientist positions will continue increasing remains to be seen, but the role can offer an appealing option for those who want to stay close to research while also expanding their skills and responsibilities.

Known as business intelligence (BI), the field is staffed by people with outstanding analytical skills who either design or apply computer tools for analyzing large data sets related to business operations.

However, for more specific information, such as how to identify companies in the materials sector that would need your language skills, it would be worth asking RSC or IOMMM whether they have directories or staff who could help you with this.

You need reliable staff on the ground who understand the science but who also have the social skills to work with partners and manage field operations.

Dating professionals can use the website to post a job listing and quickly assemble a remote staff of marketers, designers, sales experts, and other skilled workers who can support the company's mission statement.

In August 2014, we saw demand for staff grow at the fastest rate for 16 years, but a lack of skilled people who can fill roles in a wide variety of sectors is holding UK businesses back from reaching their full potential.

learning to design projects that simultaneously deepen students» understanding of key course concepts, develop or refine key process skills, and produce valid evidence of competence; coaches who are themselves experienced practitioners of PBL can help the staff avoid reinventing the wheel and wasting valuable time and energy.

In addition, weekly staff meetings — for at least the first six to eight weeks of school — will be used to reinforce newly - acquired teaching skills, discuss their value to the learning process, and get buy - in from the staff members who didn't attend the conference.

«At Cityserve we're all about championing our staff, the ones who make everything possible, and it's great to welcome them as well as representatives from some of our fellow education caterers into our headquarters to showcase their skills.»

Managers and leaders who can build and sustain a relationship or «conversation» with their staff, customers, suppliers and stakeholders will have an advantage in the workplace and all leaders in schools could usefully reflect on their skills in this area.

We want talented, committed, and dedicated staff who are experts in content, and skilled at using a social justice lens to make sure kids are empowered.

School officials in Baltimore said the city school system hired 32 teachers this year who failed to pass a test of basic writing competency; another 100 teachers who failed the basic - skills examination were hired last year and remain on the staff, school officials...

Those who have the confidence to give their students time to reflect before answering a question typically rank themselves an A. Those less able often rate themselves a C or a D, so it is easy to identify which members of staff need extra help with developing their skills.

The sports on offer include rugby, hockey and netball, and are delivered by skilled coaches and talented sports people who are already working with the school (several PE staff have played at international or professional level at hockey and rugby).

Armed with this information, staff members at the school district, city, and partner organizations have been developing strategies and practices that give both dropouts and at - risk students a web of increased support and services, including providing dropout - prevention specialists in several high schools, establishing accelerated - learning programs for older students who are behind on credits, and implementing reading programs for older students whose skills are well below grade level.

This requires a well - trained staff who knows the nuances of time management, problem - solving, and communication skills, just to name a few.

Principal Cheryl Hibbeln only wants staff who are committed to the career academy model, which bridges academics and technical job skills through hands - on, project - based learning that allows students to practice what they're learning in a real workplace.

• Develop existing staff: Apprenticeships are of value for anyone changing roles or who wants to learn new skills and advance within an organization, and

Mark believes that good management and leadership skills are essential to the strong running of all organisations, and would like to see what he has learnt extended to the wider teaching staff in the form of a training course mentored by students who have already taken the Campus CMI programme.

Also, youth benefit by developing positive relationships with the program's staff, who in turn model good behavior, actively promote student mastery of skills or concepts in activities, listen attentively, provide feedback and guidance, and establish clear expectations for mature, respectful interactions with peers.

Ask any teacher who has had success using a word wall to build vocabulary and spelling skills and you'll likely hear the same explanation as that provided by middle - school staff developer Melba Smithwick: The key to success with word walls, said Smithwick, is to refer to them often, so students get in the habit of using the wall throughout the day, in all their assignments.

And without skilled staff being Knowledgeable in how to properly enable (and not to over-control) new and varied high quality play experiences, no amount of money spent on fancy «adult ‑ pleasing» equipment, for that's who it is mostly designed for, will deliver what the hundreds of pupils aged from five to twelve years old really need in their lives every day.

All students, faculty, and staff who are interested, regardless of running experience or skill level, are encouraged to attend.

Soft skills like self - motivation and empathy are hard to measure, and evidence of effectiveness so far has been largely anecdotal but encouraging, said Koua Jacklyn Franz, Raymond's chief of staff, who administers the program.

Faculty and staff members who understand and are committed to Learner - Centered Teaching — and who have the skills to implement and sustain its strategies and practices.

Collette Roche, the chief of staff at Manchester Airports, who leads the Northern Powerhouse Partnership's education and skills board, said the report «should act as a wake - up call to everyone involved in education and skills in realising how far the north is behind the rest of the UK and where we need to get to».

These children often have complex needs that demand specialist skills and attributes from the staff who work with them.

Schools Minister Nick Gibb said: «We trust headteachers to make decisions about the right teaching staff they need for their schools — that is why we have made it easier for state - funded schools to employ teachers who have a broader range of qualifications, experience and skills.

Explains Diane Daprocida, principal of P.S. 94, «We have a very young teaching staff, who came out of college in the last six years without the pedagogy skills to teach reading.»

They include a «Later to Literacy» program that supports the literacy needs of ESL students; the «Village of Attachment,» where staff, families, and community members create a web of support around the most vulnerable students; «Youth in Transitions,» an after - school program that works closely with students alongside their parents; and «PAWS,» a program designed to help immigrant students who entered the school system late in their high school years develop fundamental skills for success.

Roca and Gagne (2008) analyzed 166 survey responses from learners who had participated in the United Nations System Staff College «training to build institutional capacity by significantly improving professional and analytical skills and awareness» in their article, Understanding eLearning continuance intention in the workplace» (p. 594).

Sequoia Deaf School's faculty and staff consist of highly qualified and skilled deaf and hearing instructors who educate and prepare students to succeed in both the hearing and Deaf worlds.