Sentence examples similar to a third year trainee from inspiring English sources

Ketan Patel is head of UK trainee recruitment and Sarah Parker is a first year trainee.

Working as a paralegal, particularly in legal aid firms, is one way to increase you chances of getting a training contract, says Charlotte Image, associate at London firm Wainwright & Cummins Solicitors.. Ryan Bradshaw, a second year trainee at north east firm Stephensons says: "You've got to be prepared to pay your dues.

Having said that, this book contains a wealth of information for any radiation oncologist, from a first year trainee upwards.

Elizabeth Cook is a first-year trainee in the Sheffield office of Irwin Mitchell.

In the summer of 1998 he signed a three-year academy scholarship at York and became a first-year trainee.

Progressing through their youth system, he made his first team debut at the age of 17 while still a first-year trainee in an FA Premier League match against Queens Park Rangers on 8 March 1995.

GP trainers with a third-year trainee in their practice at the time of the study were invited by the department of vocational training for general practice to participate in the study.

Because of the between-group differences in return rate we examined whether there were quantitative differences between forms from first and third year trainees, but a chi-square analysis showed no significant differences (P >.05).

Since the version of the form that was the subject of this study was first introduced in March 2008, first year trainees had used the form from their first day of training, while for the third year trainees (who had started their training before 2008) it meant a change.

The number of first year trainees exceeded that of third year trainees at the time of the study (57% were first year trainees).

First and third year trainees did not differ in the influencing elements.