Training Agency

noun

1. (in Britain) an organization established in 1989 to replace the Training Commission, which itself replaced the Manpower Services Commission; it provides training and retraining for adult workers and operates the Youth Training Scheme, in England and Wales working through the local Training and Enterprise Councils (TECs) and in Scotland through the Local Enterprise Companies (LECs) set up in 1990

Example Sentences

She visited a training agency in Wolverhampton to switch her student visa to a care worker one.

From BBC

Nearly all states have a Peace Officer Standards and Training agency that sets out what must be taught, so AP asked each commission whether it requires instruction on positional asphyxia.

From Seattle Times

Nearly all states have a Peace Officer Standards and Training agency that sets out what must be taught, so AP asked each commission whether it requires instruction on positional asphyxia, which happens when the chest can’t expand, starving the body of oxygen.

From Seattle Times

She also works as a crisis intervention instructor and evaluator for the Northeast Multi-Regional Training agency.

From Seattle Times

It follows concerns about training being raised with the Northern Ireland Medical and Dental Training Agency.

From BBC