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induction course

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induction course n (Brit) → corso introduttivo
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During their 10-week induction course all A&E staff go through an intensive training course which helps them to deal with abusive and violent patients.
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These include an initial induction course and sports knowledge, settling, security and trading courses.
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Jemson, who scored the winner for Forest in the 1990 League Cup final against Oldham, said: "I have joined the fire service on a part-time basis and should have had my induction course already.
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