The phrase "a one year working" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a duration of work experience, but it is awkwardly phrased.
Example: "I have a one-year working experience in project management."
Alternatives: "one year of experience" or "a year of work experience."
General practitioners in Iraq usually have not received any additional formal training after graduation from medical school, apart from a two year clinical internship and one year working in a remote PHCC or hospital.
In 1992, aged 31, he finally finds a small "auberge" in a tiny village, 33 km from Narbonne - a city where he just spent one year working as Sous-Chef under Claude Giraud - for sale after going bankrupt three times in a row!
In univariate analysis the odds of reporting poor health was four times higher for female nurses, nine percent higher for every one year increase in age, two times higher for married nurses, two times higher for effort to avoid fatty foods, and nine percent higher for every one year working as a nurse.
One year working experience decreased the mean reported RPE by 0.03 (95 % CI [0.00; 0.06]).
We had met each other in 1996, when we spent one year working in Zambia sponsored by World Orthopaedic Concern.
Australia offers a one-year Working Holiday Visa for travellers aged 18 30.
It was reported that the sports-science student, who is on a one-year work placement at Chelsea, was hit in the side by a lead pellet at the training ground in Cobham.
Mr Cowan, who is on a one-year work placement at Chelsea, was hit in the side by a pellet at the club's training ground in Cobham.
Mr Cowan, who is on a one-year work placement at Chelsea, was hit in the side by a lead pellet at the club's training ground in Cobham.
Universities are increasingly focusing on graduate "employability"; one new university that promises to take its students on a "personal development journey" is even guaranteeing them all a one-year work placement at companies such as Microsoft as part of a three-year degree.
