basic training

noun

1. Military.,  a period following a person's induction into the armed forces devoted to training in basic military comportment, duties, and combat skills.

Example Sentences

They said goodbye for the final time at a railway station, before Shane set off to begin basic training.

From BBC

For example, thousands of Ukrainian troops have come to Britain since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in 2022 for basic training.

From BBC

Once a dog and foster are paired, the team guides the foster in creating a calm, structured environment in which the dog can relax, then introduces some basic training and socialization.

From Los Angeles Times

Dehumanization was central to basic training, Camil remembers, and he illustrates that by singing a few bars of a song they sang as they jogged.

From Salon

For Navy personnel in the area, he said, “it’s limiting them in their ability to properly train, and it’s endangering their lives for the ones that are going through basic training in particular.”

From Los Angeles Times