orientation course वाक्य

The "'Joint Civilian Orientation Course "'( JCOC ) is the oldest and most prestigious public liaison programs in the United States Department of Defense.
Promoted to major general on June 20, 1955, he completed the Reserve and National Guard General Officer Orientation Course at the Air War College in 1957.
Incoming freshmen also take an orientation course to learn study, research, and technological skills, unless they are students in the school's Math, Science, and Technology Magnet Program.
He served as the NCOIC of the Service Orientation Course, and developed the Ranger Orientation Program that selected cadets to attend Ranger School during their Junior-Senior summer.
The agency then gave them a brief cultural orientation course about what to expect in America, ranging from the need for a driver's license to racism against blacks.

In the Life Orientation Course ( written in 1979 before Hubbard's death but published after in 1990 ), the definition replaced " Sex " with " Creativity ".
The government typically puts defectors through a month of questioning before giving them a two-month orientation course on how to make their way in their new capitalist home.
For now, Hlinka is undergoing an NHL orientation course, learning the players, the organization and the league while another former Olympic coach of renown, Herb Brooks, runs the team.
Training started with a 10-week orientation course that was used to weed out those not suited for military service and would eventually cull at least half of the recruits.
To make the merger work, he said, Boeing will establish an orientation course to tell new employees from McDonnell Douglas, and remind Boeing workers, what the goals are for Boeing.