Sentence examples for apprenticeship from from inspiring English sources

What makes Brydon's book such fun is his (very) long showbiz apprenticeship, from TV to a cheesy shopping channel.

"You do an apprenticeship from the day you're born," says Peak. "I knew how to make candyfloss from when I was four years old".

Labour would ensure that by 2025 as many young people would go to an apprenticeship from school and college as currently go to university.

He goes, 'Well you owe me for taking you to court because I taught you some good lessons.' "At the time, I tell you what, it was brutal, but you just don't get that sort of apprenticeship from anyone else.

Last week, I attended a British Sociological Association postgraduate event entitled Ending the apprenticeship: from PhD student to early career researcher, and I am glad I travelled to Newcastle for it.

Since his parents are hard up, he is funding himself rather handsomely, with a £500 Trevelyan scholarship and a university apprenticeship from BP, which pays his tuition fees and £400 a year.

So apprenticeships – from higher level to degree apprenticeships – are a feasible alternative to university.

Young Chumash men, for instance, purchased apprenticeships from guildlike associations of professional artisans.

They are part of the diploma and foundation learning and will feature in apprenticeships from next year.

The aim is to double advanced apprenticeships from 30,000 to 60,000 places by 2015.

The skills plan will require legislation to establish a new, more powerful Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education as the sole body responsible for approving apprenticeships from 2018.