Sentence examples for apprenticeship English from inspiring English sources

But before his Italian apprenticeship, English received a rigorous training in French cuisine at New York's La Côte Basque, the high-society hangout where owner and chef Jean-Jacques Rachou regularly spent thousands of dollars a week on flowers and linens.

The government, in its defence, points to prioritising apprenticeships, and English and maths.

A year-long apprenticeship programme emphasising English and maths leads to a nationally recognised qualification.

Typically, comparisons are drawn between the English apprenticeship system and that of Germany and Switzerland.

The main downside in the English apprenticeship system is that the overall levels of employer engagement and training volumes are considered sub-optimal and in reality there is a fine balance which can put the performance of the firm and the wider economy at risk due to insufficient skill development.

Desperate for a job, Hastings accepted the offer of an apprenticeship with an English engineer who claimed to have made a machine to extract gold in North Wales.

For Curry, the son of a Methodist minister who began his study of the theater at the University of Birmingham, it is all one of those odd turns of fate in a career which he had originally expected would build quite slowly through a long apprenticeship with an English repertory company.

He learned his craft "on the hoof," through apprenticeships at the English National Opera and at Manchester's Royal Exchange.

All political parties on prioritise maths, English, apprenticeships and traineeships, but the constant change of tack on how to achieve these aims had left little time to embed anything properly.

I was halfway through my two-year apprenticeship to a rather severe English potter.

From our plans for rigorous young apprenticeships, to requiring maths and English to 18, to a new generation of institutes of technical excellence, Labour is determined not to repeat the mistakes of 1944.