Education Programs Sample Clauses

Education Programs. The Union shall be afforded opportunity for significant input into the development of new educational programs. The CTU and the District will collaborate in the development and implementation of all new educational programs. Both parties will be held accountable and responsible for the program’s success.

Education Programs. As part of the business development process, IG may provide Client with opportunities for education and training. Many of these training sessions are provided at minimal or no additional cost to Client. Training content is based on Client needs and covers topics such as intellectual property management and strategy, technical sales training (including sales management), human resources development, legal and financing issues, leadership training, etc. The Education Program service includes: i. Free or substantially discounted on-site training opportunities with an ongoing series of seminars by qualified presenters; certain training programs include hands-on mentoring by qualified service providers and mentors; ii. Access to training programs coordinated with partner organizations.

Education Programs. The Recipient must provide at least six regularly scheduled environmental or historical education classes or programs per year at the Project Site conducted by trained educators or resource professionals.

Education Programs. A program referred to in Parts A, B.1 and C of the Project to be carried out by a Project Province shall qualify as an Education Program eligible for financing out of the proceeds of the Loan only if:

Education Programs. When a Nurse is on duty and authorized to attend an education program during the Nurse’s regularly scheduled working hours, the Nurse shall suffer no loss of regular pay.

Education Programs. As part of the business development process, IC shall provide Clients with opportunities for education and training including: i. AMPLIFY Series ii. Hands-ON Interactive workshops that take place in a small group setting designed to develop the skills needed by early-stage entrepreneurs to successfully start and grow their ventures. iii. Power Breakfasts Information rich breakfast networking sessions designed to bring together an influential network of academics, researchers, potential investors, financiers, seasoned business professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs. Provides a forum for innovators and entrepreneurs to share interests, ideas, common goals and activities, and resources. Training content is based on Client needs and covers topics such as intellectual property, management and strategy, human resources development, legal and financial issues, leadership etc.

Education Programs. A. Whenever possible, mandatory or required training will be conducted during the RN’s assigned tour of duty. If the training cannot be accomplished on the RN’s assigned tour of duty, the supervisor will change the tour of duty in accordance with Article 36 of the Master Contract to ensure mandatory training requirements are met. All required or mandatory training will be accomplished on duty time. B. Mandatory off-station training or required training by the VA will be fully funded by the VA. C. Patient care permitting, supervisors will make every effort to grant the RN’s request to change his/her tour of duty in order to attend training classes.

Education Programs. Clovis Community College DSPS Fresno City Community College College to Careers DSPS Reedley Community College WAIII Fresno State Wayfinders WAIV SSD Clovis, Central and Fresno Adult Schools Fresno Pacific University DSPS LEA Programs WorkAbility I Career Pathways Career/Technical Education (CTE) Adult Transition Programs Community Based Instruction Programs

Education Programs. As part of the business development process, IC shall provide Clients with opportunities for education and training including: AMPLIFY Series Hands-ON Interactive workshops that take place in a small group setting designed to develop the skills needed by early-stage entrepreneurs to successfully start and grow their ventures. Power Breakfasts Information rich breakfast networking sessions designed to bring together an influential network of academics, researchers, potential investors, financiers, seasoned business professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs. Provides a forum for innovators and entrepreneurs to share interests, ideas, common goals and activities, and resources. Training content is based on Client needs and covers topics such as intellectual property, management and strategy, human resources development, legal and financial issues, leadership etc. Networking Opportunities: IC recognizes that networking is paramount for Clients in creating business contacts and alliances. As a Client there will be opportunities for networking with peers, mentors, 'Knowledge Partners', service providers and funding sources. Client agrees to participate in the Business Incubator Program. The Program is intended to assist Client’s in creation, evolution and successful implementation of its Business Plan, as reviewed and accepted by the IC review committee. All clients must attend and complete AMPLIFY workshop series. Exemption from this workshop series may be granted upon case managers approval. Client shall, on an annual basis, submit an updated draft Business Plan and budget and/or Strategic Plan not less than 60 days before the end of the calendar year or Client's financial year. Business Plan and Milestones: Client agrees to implement its Business Plan, including the Milestones. Client’s progress and participation in the Program shall be evaluated in relation to its Business Plan and Milestones.

Education Programs. (1) On a day when there are two (2) shows back-to-back, the Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists shall be paid the applicable hourly rate for a minimum five (5) hour call. There can also be a one (1) hour continuity call, provided that both performances fall within the five (5) hours. The continuity hour can be before, after, or split in two (2) thirty (30) minute increments to precede or follow the five (5) hour call. When a single show is presented later the same day, the Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists will be paid a minimum of four (4) hours at the applicable hourly rate. (2) When maintenance work cannot be accommodated within these calls, such work will be paid at the prevailing hourly rate. All other rehearsals, maintenance, loading-in and loading- out will be paid at the prevailing hourly rate. (3) When there is just one (1) show in the call, then the employee shall be paid the applicable hourly rate for a minimum four (4) hour call for the show, and all work can be performed during the time.