servicenoun(WORK)

in-service | Business English

in-service
adjective[ before noun ]
uk /ˌɪnˈsɜːvɪs/ us /-ˈsɝː-/
HR, WORKPLACE
used to describe training done during your time at work, to learn new skills, etc.:
Most of the company's in-service training is done in house.
I had the pleasure of giving two presentations to the staff during their in-service day on December 14.

Examples of in-service

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This rose dramatically, to 3963 schools in 1900 and to 6032 in 1901, showing the dramatic improvement brought about by the in-service initiative.
Thus, it is argued that preservice and in-service teachers should have increased opportunities for exposure to cultural diversity.
More resources should be directed to organising in-service training for health professionals.
The log also identified in-service training needs for herself and others.
The higher the proportion of staff who received in-service training, the lower the rate of sickness absence.
From early on, a number of successful immersion in-service programs have been documented.
The concept of diversity seemed to be generally perceived as problematic, but there were some interesting differences, especially between the pre-service and in-service groups.
Collaborative dialogue with student teachers as a follow-up to teacher in-service education and training.
Ten pre-service and ten in-service teachers participated in this study.
The solution, therefore, has to lie in in-service training.
Their fleet customers demand products of continually increasing quality, service and functionality, yet expect purchase and in-service operating costs to progressively decline.
Our formal activities include in-service workshops for teachers, space science-related courses for college students, faculty/student research internships.
To show that this technique of experiential teaching is effective is the task of the in-service facilitator.
For her respondent, theory was something primarily acquired within the program of her major (literature) and to a limited extent within other in-service coursework.
How should we teach and why: the implementation of an action research model for in-service training.
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