The excellent training makes employees professionals.

[Kumarc]

The excellent training makes employees professionals.

Please check the grammar of the sentence using make.

 

[emsr2d2]

Please check the grammar of the following sentence using in which I tried to use "make".

The Excellent training makes produces professional employees. professionals.

Note my changes above. In my opinion, the verb "make" doesn't really fit in that context.

 

[Rover_KE]

In what context do you want to use this sentence, @Kumarc?

 

[Kumarc]

Thanks for your corrections.
Can we say this way-"Excellent training turns employees into professionals"?

 

[Kumarc]

In what context do you want to use this sentence, @Kumarc?

Context: New employees or freshers may not know how to work in a professional way, so can we say this."Excellent training turns employees into professionals"?

 

[Tarheel]

I don't think "professional" is the word you are looking for. Perhaps:

We train our people well, so they are good at their jobs.

 

[5jj]

"Excellent training turns employees into professionals".

That seems OK to me.

 

[Kumarc]

Excellent training helps underperfoming employees to become professionals/high-performing employees.

Is this sentence correct?

 

[Tarheel]

Yes.