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Never forget that it's about people: apprenticeship, expertise, knowledge acquisition and innovation all have one thing in common.
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Shorter training times reduce the expertise acquired through apprenticeship.
Ministers admire the German system, which combines the teaching of core subjects with apprenticeships and real-life technical expertise.
University Technical Colleges (UTCs) are a new breed of school-cum-college concentrating on providing 14- to 19-year-olds with the kind of technical expertise they will need to take advantage of apprenticeships in tomorrow's world.
A possible explanation for this is that the interns became more aware of the expertise of their faculty mentors as they progressed in their research apprenticeships and became more "socially and intellectually integrated" into their respective research groups (Thiry and Laursen, 2011, p. 780).
This specialist hill-farming expertise, which was 'not codified anywhere' and was 'passed down orally and by apprenticeship' [16] in fact proved essential to predicting the behaviour of radioactive elements in the soil and to formulating competent strategies to manage the problem.
The government has a responsibility to bring educators and employers together to help develop industry-led apprenticeships, qualifications and professional development opportunities, which will not only increase the supply of new entrants with specialist digital expertise, but boost the skill levels of existing workers too.
(See apprenticeship).
An apprenticeship?
Apprenticeship: Somerset County Council finance apprenticeship scheme.
Apprenticeship levy.
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