Sentence examples for apprentice training from inspiring English sources

Last year, we were asked to give up some of our production and office footprint for a new apprentice training program Yale Facilities will be implementing.

In its final development the English legal profession thus bore a resemblance to the European professions particularly to that of northern France, where the parlements (courts) had a corporate life and apprentice training not unlike that of the Inns.

The National Skills Academy for Health was officially launched last September and, alongside our own apprentice training agency, we are here to help NHS trusts, and other healthcare providers, take on apprentices.

The company has 13 apprentice training centres across the country and works with schools and not-for-profit organisations to recruit young people from diverse social backgrounds, prioritising those facing distinct challenges.

39 should support incorporation of energy related skills in high performing state – registered apprenticeship programs 2, both through apprentice training and journey – upgrade training, in collaboration with the community colleges and adult education.

The report, "Diversity in California's Clean Energy Workforce," is the first research to address with quantitative data the question of who is getting into jobs and apprentice training programs in the construction of renewables.

A spokesman for the train operator, TransDev, a French company, confirmed that a driving instructor together with an apprentice train driver had been travelling in the traction unit of one of the trains.

Our hero, Link, starts the game as an apprentice train engineer, which sounds more Job Centre Plus than magical adventure, albeit one where the monarch of the realm administers his graduation ceremony.

If however one in ten apprentices dropped out then the net cost would rise to around £3140 per apprentice trained.

As part of the apprentices' training and mentoring, they will be required to attend weekly lab meetings, but only if meetings do not conflict with scheduled classes.

To measure commercial apprentices' training satisfaction, a scale developed by Ditton (2001, cited from Jerusalem et al. 2009) was shortened and adapted to commercial apprenticeship.