"a school leaver" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who has recently graduated from or left school. Example: "As a school leaver, I was excited to start my first job and enter the workforce."
If a school leaver has these, we can train, coach and inspire them to be successful.
What about getting a school leaver or an apprentice?" Trollope spends quite a lot of time in prison.
As a school leaver, he worked in the arts, backstage at Sadler's Wells and Regents Park Open Air theatre and, briefly, on stage for the Royal Shakespeare Company.
So the students' qualifications may only win them a slightly better job locally, paying 6,000-7,000 baht ($178-$178-$208onth, compared to 5,000-6,000 baht for a school leaver.
As a school leaver I wanted to advocate for vulnerable people so I trained as a social worker – but I questioned whether conventional social work would give me the opportunities for advocacy that I wanted.
I'd recommend that a school leaver looks for an organisation that offers a tiered apprenticeship framework so that they can continue to progress their education while building a long-term career in a sector that interests and energises them".
ONE person out of every three who graduated from university in the past six years is in a job requiring only the skills of a school-leaver, up from one in four a decade ago.
Ernst and Young launched a school-leaver programme today.
Fairclough got the idea for the cabins after volunteering abroad for Bunac as a school-leaver.
Education: As a school-leaver or recent graduate you should have plenty to write about your education.
As a school-leaver and then university student she travelled across Europe, the Americas and eventually cycling through China solo, and then from Lhasa to Kathmandu.
