The new project would provide space for the existing museum's art collection, collections from the British Sporting Art Trust and the Tate, and provide a home for the Retraining of Racehorses charity.
That makes finding new ways of reaching students, like mobile technology, more important in delivering the retraining that will help close the gap between the skills they have and the skills demanded by the job market.
The retraining scheme has been so effective at teaching service-industry skills that Lego had to discourage the Billund airport and the owners of a new water park called Lalandia Billund from poaching the trainees before it was ready to really lay them off.
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After intervening to end the decade-long rebel war there in 2000, the British Army began retraining the Sierra Leonean armed forces.
The Americans delayed their exit and set about retraining the Iraqis.
The results are not much more positive when it comes to retraining the unemployed for new jobs.
The package is also vague about how the government will cope with unemployment and the need for retraining that would come with widespread bankruptcies in businesses the banks are now propping up, notably in retailing and construction.
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But the majority of retraining programs I know about take a one size fits all approach.
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In my view, Vauxhall did as much as they could - we got funding from the government for retraining and counselling for workers and their families.
And so they're going to put the troops through retraining to reaffirm how they should handle Iraqi civilians, how they should deal with difficult situations, even under tremendous stress.
Furthermore, there are indirect costs connected with upgrades that give businesses an incentive to stick with battle-tested technologies, like the hassles of retraining workers and of dealing with buggy new products.
The story of retraining has become so important.
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She spent time in front of a mirror, retraining the shape of her mouth, forcing her lips into a long oval "O" to evoke Ms. Garland's face in midbelt but pulling back when the look turned clownish.
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Giving the less advantaged a leg up means beginning with pre-school and includes retraining for the less skilled.
On the structural mismatch side the solution is massive retraining and improved public education.
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Dr Abdullah has since undertaken retraining at the Universiti Kebangsann Malaysia Medical Centre where she qualified in 1990.
Would taxpayers countenance unemployment assistance and retraining for the over-degreed and over-connected who suddenly found demand for their services nonexistent?
Financial support will be offered for retraining in the wake of redundancies.
With more than ten years of his working life invested in becoming qualified and skilled in this sector, Jad isn't about to take up the government offers of retraining opportunities.
Critics claim that non-government directors tend to defend their organisations' interests, particularly in the billions spent on retraining, most of which goes to firms owned either by unions or by employers' associations.
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The federal government also provides money for retraining, through grants and programmes such as the 12-year-old Workforce Investment Act.
And the day ends with a short debate on retraining and work programmes for prisoners - led by the Lib Dem, Lord Carlile of Berriew.
Cathy Sandeen, the dean of the UCLA Extension, says that reaching people who need retraining has become more difficult because of the quick tempo of modern life.
The options include opportunities for retraining and redeployment, and voluntary redundancies as well as early retirement.
One of the most useful in the long run is cognitive retraining.
Qantas has been embroiled in a bitter labor dispute over pay cuts and job protections that resulted in the airline shutting down earlier this year. (Government officials ordered it back into service.) The year-old airport system required extensive retraining of staff, but didn't result in layoffs, which the union confirms.
He would let the unemployed continue to collect benefits for up to 99 weeks, and wisely funnel some unemployment-insurance money into retraining and subsidies for hiring the long-term unemployed.
But that's where retraining and some of the government benefits that are happening there might be a good thing.
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Other options to meet the budget constraints include opportunities for retraining and redeployment, and voluntary redundancies as well as early retirement.
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