Sentence examples for apprenticeship models from inspiring English sources

With another 24 places in the pipeline, the region has become a testing ground for new apprenticeship models across the wider care sector.

In a February 2012 report, scrutinising the government's apprenticeship programme, the NAO found that its advanced and intermediate apprenticeship models produce returns of respectively £21 and £16 for every pound of public funding they receive (the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills estimates those returns at respectively £24 and £35, using a different calculation).

As apprenticeship models have evolved, language teacher education (LTE) has increasingly adopted evidence-based approaches to teacher preparation.

Apprenticeship models of learning are based on the principle that students participate in more advanced individual activities and thus stepwise get part of the respective community of practice.

Apprenticeship models are prototypes of situated learning approaches though most ideas had already been proposed by German Reformpädagogik (educational reform) theories a century ago.

For years policy makers have taken expensive junkets to Germany and Switzerland to view their vaunted apprenticeship models – ones we'll never be able to replicate here for about a hundred different reasons.

However, the apprenticeship model is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain.

"It's largely an apprenticeship model," Emily Mendell, the spokeswoman for the association.

When I was there, the whole development system was called the apprenticeship model.

Most recently this has been achieved by beefing up the apprenticeship model, where the training element is "employer-led".

Medical education, still locked in an old-fashioned apprenticeship model, should prepare doctors for these new demands.