Sentence examples for apprenticeship education from inspiring English sources
Donald J. Fiore, the director of the Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 25, in Hauppauge, call apprenticeship education "one of the best-kept secrets in the world".
Said standards were applied bi-directionally by academic providers and partnering manufacturing enterprises, and now serve as best practice examples for post-secondary systems of apprenticeship education.
Other scholars (Nielsen 2008; Tanggaard 2005) have previously noted the tendency in research on apprenticeship education to overlook issues of guidance at the workplace.
We did include studies on guided learning at the workplace in apprenticeship education and during on-the-job learning periods in vocational education, but excluded studies in the higher education context.
The Flexner reforms of 1910 added a preparatory education in biomedical science to medical students' apprenticeship education [ 5].
Each group was asked a set of questions on topics such as pre-apprenticeship education, training and work experiences, work as apprentice, reasons why discontinuers do not complete their programs, difficulties encountered during apprenticeship and general socio-demographic characteristics.
The entry-level education for RNs in Hong Kong has shifted significantly from hospital-based apprenticeship training to baccalaureate education in the last decade.
Thus, if training regulations require a high share of general education in apprenticeship training, apprentices will be willing to accept low pay during the training period – as long as their acquired skills will be certified to ensure these skills can be used productively with a large number of potential future employers.
Of the 69 items (=FPQ version 1), 11 address work and job-training and are only to be answered when the subject had answered "yes" to the question "Are you employed or in a job-training program (i.e., school, apprenticeship, higher education)?".
As leader of the Labour party, Ed Miliband was deeply committed to apprenticeships, vocational education and childcare support.
The Lib Dems may be more open to the new idea because it is linked to jobs, apprenticeships and education.
