Sentence examples for apprenticeships closer from inspiring English sources

Most of his suggested policies are sensible, if unoriginal: home visiting, pre-kindergarten education, apprenticeships, closer school-community links, better community colleges.

These apprenticeships close the loop on structural unemployment by recruiting inexperienced workers -- sometimes when they're as young as 15 -- to a job in which they learn the skills they'll need for a successful long-term career.

"Young people dropped out of school during the boom and their education level is very low," she said, adding that what is needed is more apprenticeships and a closer relationship between the worlds of education and work.

She says: "Doing an apprenticeship doesn't close down your options.

But while scientists continue to look for evidence of teaching in animals other than humans, master-apprenticeships in our closest animal relatives, chimpanzees, reminded one group of researchers of the kind of education found in traditional Japanese sushi-making.

I thought back to what Chris had said when he'd given me the apprenticeship and decided to pay closer attention to what the others were doing.

Equally important, Trump's move to reorient and grow the program seems to reflect a constructive bid to enhance the effectiveness and reach of the nation's main apprenticeship program by nudging it into closer alignment with the private sector.

The discrepancy in earnings between graduates and non-graduates is gradually closing (it's currently around a 45 per cent average) but there's hope that, with the Government forcing business to take apprenticeships seriously, we could see the difference close further.

Energy giant SSE has made a commitment to create new apprenticeships and also recruit staff from communities close to planned new developments.

Lawyers served an apprenticeship by working in close association with a master of the profession.

Hence these three, skilled workmen all, with their apprenticeship past, are treading close on the fringes of comedy.