Provision of Training Clause Samples

Provision of Training. The Engager agrees to provide training for both Artist Interns and Ensemble Studio members and such training shall be considered an essential element in the work of both. Training for Artist Interns and Ensemble Studio members shall be compulsory and will be scheduled within the normal span and working hours of the Ensemble Studio. In no event shall compulsory training be scheduled on the free day.

Provision of Training. The Employer shall provide competency-based training for new employees in accordance with the OAR's. Required in-service training for employees shall be scheduled during regularly scheduled work hours to the extent that it is feasible. The Employer shall be responsible to notify employees at least sixty (60) days before the expiration of all required trainings. The Employer shall ensure that employees understand the responsibility of the notification by posting upcoming notices in Agency software (i.e. Therap). The location, date, and time of each training will be available to each employee in Agency software (i.e. Therap). Employees who miss such trainings shall be offered an opportunity to make them up.

Provision of Training. The Employer shall provide competency-based training for new employees in accordance with the OAR's. Required in-service training for employees shall be scheduled during regularly scheduled work hours to the extent that it is feasible. The Employer shall be responsible to notify employees at least sixty (60) days before the expiration of all required trainings. The Employer shall ensure that employees understand the responsibility of the notification by posting upcoming notices in the staff log, staff bulletin board, or other designated location for official agency communications. It will be the house manager’s responsibility to communicate the location. Employees who miss such trainings shall be offered an opportunity to make them up.

Provision of Training. Aim: We will: We will expect you as the customer to:

Provision of Training. The responsibility for Priority 1 Training (as described above) will remain with the employer. Priority 2 and 3 training will remain the responsibility of the employee. However, where the employer sees fit to increase the skill level in a particular workplace to meet a clearly identified need, the employer will undertake to arrange and pay for the training.

Provision of Training. Bravo shall at no additional charge provide PIQ with commercially reasonable technical and commercial training and supervision with respect to the Bravo System and Bravo Software sufficient to enable PIQ to train End-Users. PIQ shall be responsible for providing to sublicensees any training that it elects to provide under agreements with End- Users.

Provision of Training. Without express agreement between the parties, the Licensor will not provide training to the Licensee.

Provision of Training. The Trainer agrees to provide the Training to the Client on the terms of this Training Agreement. Training will take place at the venue agreed between the Client and Trainer. All Training will commence at the Commencement Time and continue for the Period. The Client will not be entitled to any extension of the Period where they are not ready to commence Training at the Commencement Time.

Provision of Training. A. By April 30, 2018, the District will provide training to all Exceptional Children’s and Section 504 case managers, administrators, and regular and special education teachers at the School on the District’s legal obligations under Section 504. At a minimum, the training will cover the following topics: i. The requirements under 504 and the IDEA regarding the inclusion of students with disabilities with their non-disabled peers in both academic and non-academic settings, including meals, recess, and extracurricular activities, to the maximum extent appropriate; ii. The legal mandate that the District must ensure that, to the maximum extent appropriate, children with disabilities are educated with children who are nondisabled, and that a child with a disability may receive specialized instruction in a special class, separate school, or other removal from the regular education environment only if the child’s IEP team first determines that the education of the student in the regular education environment with the use of supplementary aids and services cannot be achieved satisfactorily; iii. The requirement to take into consideration the proximity of an alternate setting to the student’s home whenever the District places a student in a setting other than the school that the student would attend if nondisabled; iv. The placement procedures outlined in the regulation implementing Section 504 at 34 C.F.R. §104.35(c); and v. The procedural safeguards implemented by the District pursuant to 34 C.F.R. §104.36, including best practices for communicating the information contained therein to parents and guardians of students who, because of disability, need or are believed to need special instruction or related services. By September 30, 2018, the District will ensure that all participants in the Student’s IEP team during the XXXX academic year who remain employees of the District are provided the above training.