The phrase "apprenticeship training programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured program designed to provide practical training and education to individuals in a specific trade or profession.
Example: "The company offers an apprenticeship training programme that combines hands-on experience with classroom instruction."
Alternatives: "trainee program" or "vocational training scheme".
The different types of TVET are not evenly represented, however; for instance, no apprenticeship training programmes were evaluated and a very small number of studies focused on technical education or vocational education.
This innovative programme enrols older children aged 14 to 17 in three-year apprenticeship training programmes – in hair dressing, vehicle and motorcycle maintenance, and tailoring.
Secondly, both parties are talking a big game on apprenticeships - training programmes for people in work.
As well as the creation of the new jobs by 2018, there will be a new in-house training facility for JCB staff, to be run in conjunction with universities to support apprenticeship and graduate training programmes.
Instead, there were paid apprenticeships and structured training programmes, sometimes oppressive and stifling compared to the open-ended experiences of the luckiest or most able of today's interns, but more egalitarian: parental financial support or personal connections were much less essential for the aspiring young professional.
Because not all teachers are aware of what apprenticeships have to offer, Ark also runs a training programme to help teachers build long-lasting relationships with businesses and deliver expert guidance on the schemes.
For example post graduates, are attached to PGIM where the training programme is based upon self-learning apprenticeship model with more emphasis on in service training rather than didactic lecture based learning given to undergraduates.
"Recognising the future demands for a highly skilled work force, BiFab introduced an apprenticeship training scheme in 2007 with the aim to have a rolling programme of 50 apprentices in the scheme at any one time.
Another significant drop in the number of people starting apprenticeships has renewed concern that the levy introduced to fund an expansion of the training programme is not working.
"The objective of the skills training programme is to create opportunities for self-development through skills training and apprenticeships," says UNICEF Liberia Representative Angela Kearney.
