Sentence examples for apprenticeship coordinator from inspiring English sources

The dispute began in July 2007, shortly after Mr. Giblin promoted Mr. Lundy from apprenticeship coordinator to Western regional director for the national union.

Gibson became a mentor for new employees and seven years later, he continues to mentor and has now evolved to a JWI apprenticeship coordinator.

The three men say the parent union's president, Vincent J. Giblin, concocted the charges against them because they accused a friend of his — the apprenticeship coordinator, Dennis Lundy — of wrongly taking $2,350.

Jim McLaughlin, who had led the operating engineers' union local in Southern California for 17 years, was reviewing some expense accounts and grew convinced that his local's apprenticeship coordinator had charged more than $2,000 in improper expenses to the apprenticeship program.

Questionnaires were left with apprenticeship program coordinators who then handed or mailed these questionnaires (with stamped return envelope) to apprentices who were absent at survey times.

Walter Krupa, coordinator of apprenticeship and training for the Empire State Carpenters Apprenticeship Committee, was Mr. Riley's superviser in the consortium.

Having left her university degree to pursue an apprenticeship, Palmer is now business coordinator for Fujitsu UK. Palmer is passionate about raising awareness about the benefits of apprenticeships.

You can find more information on the Dairy Grazing Apprenticeship website, or reach out to Fay Benson, New York Education Coordinator, at (607) 391-2660 or [email protected] or Abbie Teeter at (607) 391-2670 or [email protected]

Laura Gard is a business development coordinator at Hawk Training, currently carrying out a business and administration apprenticeship.

The Texas native had no investing experience; she'd been working as a concert production coordinator for acts like Toni Braxton and Jason Derulo before applying to "dozens and dozens" of low-level apprenticeships and assistant gigs at VC firms.

Lisa Hewitt, qualifications development coordinator for the Council for Awards in Care, Health and Education (Cache), says now is an ideal time to pursue an apprenticeship in social care – an ageing population and less reliance on informal care is increasing the demand for staff in the sector.