Sentence examples for apprentices aged from inspiring English sources

These loans, however, would only apply to businesses taking on apprentices aged 21 and over.

The national minimum wage for apprentices starts at £2.68, which applies to apprentices aged 16 to 18. Apprentices aged 19 or over who have completed their first year get paid the national minimum way for 18-20 year olds. 18-20 year olds

Ada's first sixth form intake will comprise up to 100 16-year-olds plus 50 apprentices aged 19 and above.

The Apprentice Programme saw 10 apprentices, aged between 17 and 19, allocated to a variety of areas in our Marketing, Commercial and Human Resources departments.

A dramatic increase in apprenticeships - part of a government drive to tackle massive youth unemployment - has been fuelled by a surge in apprentices aged over 25, research shows.

Apprentices aged 16 to 18 and those aged 19 or over who are in their first year are entitled to a minimum of £3.30 an hour.

A hulking scaffolding apprentice, aged 21, had been arrested wearing "dark clothes and rubber gloves" and accused of "going equipped" to steal, a charge he admitted.

The Hong Kong artist started work as a sculptor's apprentice aged 16, and went on to develop what has become known as the Wallace Cut, in which he carves designs inside precious stones.

Driscoll knows her young apprentices' ages and achievements by heart and, when the camera wends its inevitable way to them, the praise they reserve for her is effusive.

The study was approved by the local ethical committee and written consent was obtained from the apprentices or their parents, depending on the apprentices' ages.

ABMS/PSI conducted a sexual behavior survey between January-February 2013 in schools and vocational centers in the project areas to assess the sexual behavior of students and apprentices ages 15-24.