Sentence examples for apprenticeship about from inspiring English sources

"There is so much apprenticeship about life that quite a lot of the time you're walking in mud.

When I left to write books, the first one about sports, I continued to think about my privileged apprenticeship — about what sportswriters do to make the unimportant feel absolutely urgent.

It's a loose adaptation of Goethe's 1795 novel "Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship," about a young man who leaves his mother's house and travels through Germany with an improvised group of wanderers, passing from the rural to the urban, from the horrors of recent history to the gleaming comforts of the new reconstruction, and from radical gestures to political reaction.

In 2011, 890 federal degrees for carpenters were delivered (869 men and 21 women) and there were 2887 people (29 women) enrolled in a carpenter apprenticeship, representing about 10% of all apprentices in the building trades.

"The apprenticeship will take about 18 months, and after that I just want to continue as far as I can with this company.

Most apprenticeship program take about 4 years to complete.

By 2015, there was still a firm belief, as signalled in the UK Government's stated ambition to bring about three million apprenticeship starts over the period 2015 2020, that apprenticeships provide the country with the best opportunity, certainly at the intermediate skills level, to equip itself with the type of skills that will provide it with some kind of competitive advantage (BIS 2016).

"In the careers world we all know about apprenticeships and talk about them," she says.

(Leader) "Surgery is not about reading, reading, it's about a mentor, it's about apprenticeship.

After a five-year apprenticeship, a carpenter makes about $42 an hour.

That said, more women are taking up apprenticeships; the number of young women applying for apprenticeships has grown by about 40% year-on-year, from 31,262 in November 2011 to 44,851 in November 2012.