Sentence examples for apprenticeship age from inspiring English sources

But the rises for those not regarded to be in the apprenticeship age bracket are larger.

Educational level was categorized in four classes according to the highest degree the subjects had achieved and the age at which they completed their education, i.e. i) low : mandatory school only (age ≤ 16); ii) medium: apprenticeship (age > 16); iii) high: secondary or professional school (age > 18) and iv) very high: university (age > 22).

The Chocolatier Descended from four generations of bakers and pastry chefs, Franck Kestener began a patisserie apprenticeship at age 16 with his father, Robert, and discovered the allure of chocolate.

She started planting shrubs and trees she had learned about at Kew and during her off-and-on apprenticeship, from age 12 to her early 20's, with Rosemary Verey, the legendary English gardener who died two years ago.

Fig. 3 Apprenticeship starts by age, 2005/06 to 2015/16 (Source: skills funding agency statistical first release apprenticeships starts by region, level and age).

It was at Saiwairo that Ms. Ito began an apprenticeship at the age of 14. "I loved to dance," she said.

On completing his apprenticeship at the age of 21, he went to London and became the house pupil of John Hunter, who was on the staff of St. George's Hospital and was one of the most prominent surgeons in London.

Oumar, 16, has been a blacksmith since starting an apprenticeship at the age of 10.

In a leaked Department for Business document, seen by the Guardian, officials acknowledged that the profusion of apprenticeships for different age groups could "undermine the brand".

mIncluding those who started their apprenticeship program at ages 14 and 15 did not change the results.

But through apprenticeships, the average age is now about half that, and she called for a national database of young people.