Sentence examples similar to apprentice academy from inspiring English sources

But he is working to sow a ninth generation of butchers from around the world: the apprentices in his academy of butchery.

Smith, who is a former Everton Football Club apprentice, came through the academy ranks at St Helens and had loans at Widnes and Crusaders before moving to the Willows in 2010.

But now a handful of young Americans are venturing the other way, apprenticing themselves at the academy here, which has long been the sweat-and-tears training ground for many of Russia's ballet greats.

That the love is between a tiny 14-year-old boy and about a thousand pounds of rippling horse flesh hardly matters: for first-year jockey apprentices at this elite academy, only complete immersion in the well-being of their mounts will see them through a program so grueling that even grown men might quail.

His company was looking for graduates, he said, but was also setting up an academy to train apprentices.

The Greenwich-born academy graduate, named League One Apprentice of the Year in 2012, had been a stand-out performer for Charlton's under-21 side last season.

Techtonic isn't the only company to attempt to bring the apprentice model to Middle America; there's Kenzie Academy, launched by the Malaysian-born entrepreneur Chok Ooi and based off of a business he'd co-founded called Agility.io.io

His uncle, Charles T. Cook, a vice president at Tiffany's, had him admitted as an apprentice in the Tiffany "school," a rigorous art academy in the tradition of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts.

Nikki Walker, senior director of inclusion and diversity for the company's European operations, adds: "We are looking to hire more female apprentices and we have academies in schools, colleges, prisons and community centres, where we help educate people and give them skills so that nobody misses out".

Apprentices are sent to academies to learn the art of shaping and the player's character has been accepted to do so.

His journey from Nottingham apprentice to wide-eyed dreamer inside Brendan Ingle's academy of enigmatic waifs in Sheffield was just the first part of Graham's hazardous passage inside boxing.