Sentence examples for apprenticeship setting from inspiring English sources

Using a randomized-controlled study design, we found that a smoking cessation intervention for blue-collar apprentices delivered in a unionized apprenticeship setting, and that incorporated messages about the dual risks of smoking and occupational hazards, produced significantly higher quit rates in the intervention versus control conditions 30 days after the intervention.

Wolter and Ryan (2011) analyse firms' behaviour in offering and financing apprenticeships, setting out the various implications of the training literature and human capital theory for this form of training.

The apprenticeship levy, set at 0.5%, is a significant extra payroll tax on business and by widening the net it will now catch more smaller firms.

An apprenticeship can set you on a trajectory to success.

It picks up the long-standing aims of apprenticeship as set out in and developed from Elizabethan vagrancy and poor laws, and suggests that these aims were still central right through to the end of the old poor law.

Apprenticeships will set you up with the qualifications you need to enter the field, and offer priceless hands-on experience.

That means more on-the-job training, and more apprenticeships that set a young worker on an upward trajectory for life.

The number of NHS apprenticeships is set to treble to more than 5,000 after the government announced £25m for NHS organisations to help create them.

The carpets, which are now produced and distributed by the German furniture manufacturer Böwer, generated so much interest in Strozyk that she skipped the usual apprenticeships and set up her own studio.

While governments have a crucial role in setting up apprenticeship programmes and qualifications, employers also need to confront their responsibility to help build the skills that can give young people better lives and contribute to economic growth.

"There's been a resurgence in investing in port infrastructure and setting up apprenticeships and training colleges," he told HuffPost.