Sentence examples for apprenticeship target from inspiring English sources

Frustrations over the apprenticeship target are shared by college leaders.

We must change this mindset fast if the government is to achieve their 3 million apprenticeship target during this parliament.

NIACE is a major sponsor of the BIS pilots, and while Hughes was optimistic five years ago, this has changed: "I am more bitter, twisted and gloomy about the prospects which focus on a 3m apprenticeship target in the life of this government at the expense of everything else".

A new levy on businesses from next year to help reach ambitious apprenticeship targets.

REDS10 support local authorities, developers and contractors in meeting local labour and apprenticeship targets on construction projects.

The government's plan to charge a new levy on businesses to help reach ambitious apprenticeship targets is facing resistance from big employer groups who warn ministers not to sacrifice quality of training.

John Swinney, the Finance Secretary, drew attention to a section of the research on youth employment: "Our joint analysis of labour market statistics shows that Scotland is leading the way when it comes to youth employment and meeting Modern Apprenticeship targets, with 96% of employers reporting that Modern Apprenticeship completers are better able to do their job.

Further, access to apprenticeship in target industry for women entrepreneurs can be beneficial.

In practice, aspiring women entrepreneurs can benefit by gaining access to apprenticeship in target industries.

The three empirically constructed Q matrix models are based on different sources [experts (E) in the field of VET and apprentices (A) at the end of their apprenticeship as target group respondents], inquiry methods [expert ratings (R) and apprentices' think-aloud (TA) studies], and analysis methods [counting of frequencies (C) and solver-non-solver comparison (S)].

The Conservatives' latest apprenticeship pledge will target people aged between 22 and 24 who have been unemployed for more than six months.