Sentence examples for applying for a full-time from inspiring English sources

If you're applying for a full-time role, don't apply asking for part-time hours.

A friend of mine has recently been applying for a full-time job, after years of freelancing for various organisations.

Meg could start off doing youth worker sessional work for a local authority, and then consider applying for a full-time job.

But he will not consider applying for a full-time factory job because Mr. Wang, as a college graduate, thinks that is beneath him.

On some occasions it is worth applying for a full-time placement, going to the interview (so you can wow them with your personality) and then negotiating part-time hours, or maybe even offering to do a job share.

I then applied for a full-time position in January 2007.

The number of British people who applied for a full-time university course fell by 8.7% this year, according to figures published by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service on January 30th.

Petrovich recalled Messer's asking him, "You think Brooklyn's hard?" "I had applied for a full-time job and didn't get it, and Yale offered me a part-time job for one semester, one day a week," Messer said, plugging his phone into the dashboard charger.

During his final year, he worked as an intern at the local headquarters of Société Générale, where a manager, impressed by his drive and his polite demeanor, encouraged him to continue his studies and to apply for a full-time position.

There has been no suggestion that Gillespie would want the job, and a week ago the 40-year-old former Australia international turned down the chance to apply for a full-time position to continue his work with Yorkshire and the Adelaide Strikers.

A stampede to avoid the price hike is under way: on January 4th the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service reported that an extra 8,269 people had applied for a full-time place starting in September, up 2.5% on the previous year, which itself was a record.