Sentence examples for apprenticeships high from inspiring English sources

The coalition government and the previous Labour government have both placed apprenticeships high on their political agendas.

"There are low numbers of apprenticeships, high numbers of children are living in poverty and specialised support is required to improve the attainment of the most vulnerable groups".

(Did the passion get that far?) And why did he give away three million apprenticeships, high-speed trains without limit and unconditional powers for Scotland?

Of the 69 items (=FPQ version 1), 11 address work and job-training and are only to be answered when the subject had answered "yes" to the question "Are you employed or in a job-training program (i.e., school, apprenticeship, higher education)?".

Giving priority to higher level apprenticeships in higher education policy would be a start.

[Abstract available: www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/122686762/abstract] In this review of 53 studies, Sadler and colleagues identify outcomes associated with research apprenticeships for high school students, undergraduates, and preservice and inservice teachers.

To achieve this she suggests that we need more flexible provision, accreditation of quality employer-based education, the expansion of higher apprenticeships and for higher education to be delivered in many different types of institutions.

"A lot of students considering both apprenticeships and higher apprenticeships may not have access to their own transport.

So apprenticeships – from higher level to degree apprenticeships – are a feasible alternative to university.

Under Greening, the education department will take over responsibility for apprenticeships and higher education, currently overseen by the business department.

However, "current funding of 16-18 apprentiseshighers higher than the 19 plus age range", says Jo Pretty, principal and chief executive of Lowestoft College.