Sentence examples for apprenticeship which from inspiring English sources

It was followed by J.W. von Goethe's Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre (1795 96; Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship), which remains the classic example of the genre.

After more or less stumbling into an acting career, Bogart served a lengthy apprenticeship, which for all its frustrations, helped fine-tune his craft.

Given her naked ambition, Swift has been surprisingly happy to serve a musical apprenticeship which has seen her support most of her country heroes.

He left school at 14 and undertook a signwriting apprenticeship, which he abandoned three years later to start his own competitor signwriting business with his father.

As in "Manstein," each man undertook a tedious but ultimately invaluable apprenticeship, which is followed by trying reversals redeemed by faith in his abilities and affirmation of his gifts, and then, finally, by vindication amid adulation.

Republicans assailed the apprentice system and blamed Democrats for the "abominable system of Indian apprenticeship, which has been used as a means of introducing actual slavery into our free State".

At the same time, we have expanded vocational training, particularly apprenticeships, which have reached two million.

BIS only funds three things: science and research, which no one wants to cut; HE; and apprenticeships, which are protected.

But many people overlook apprenticeships, which can also be a great way to kickstart your professional life.

There was a lack of clarity about what a successful apprenticeship looks like and 54,000 different qualifications underpin apprenticeships, which are of "various quality and length".

Germany has a long tradition of high-quality vocational education and apprenticeships, which in recent years have helped it reduce youth unemployment despite only modest growth.