Sentence examples for apprenticeships report from inspiring English sources

The government is to legislate to oblige state schools to inform students not only about university options but about vocational choices such as apprenticeships (Report, 18 January).

Rev Paul Nicolson Taxpayers Against Poverty The same day that "David Cameron vows to create 3m apprenticeships" (Report, 20 October), repeating George Osborne's previous impossible pledge to the Tory conference, Alan Milburn's report on social mobility confirms overall apprentice starts are down and completion rates are falling.

Not for him the mucky-fingered provincial journalistic traineeship endured by other tyros of the period, or even an apprenticeship of reporting: within three years he was the paper's chief leader writer and within five assistant editor.

No such apprenticeship was reported for Kim Jong-un until after his father had a stroke in 2008.

The development of professional competencies is not limited to development within individual subdimensions, it also focuses on their relations, whose partial differentiations and processes of integrations during apprenticeship were reported (an overview in Seeber and Nickolaus 2010).

Travers Marshall has been trying to secure a stable job by enrolling in a 28-week construction apprenticeship program, reports Layton Ehmke of Medill Reports.

The committee's report, Apprenticeships and Traineeships for 16 to 19 year olds, looks at the official figures on the number of young apprentices.

Almost a third of firms said they expected to create apprenticeships, while most reported positive employee relations.

For level 2 health and social care apprenticeships, many employers reported that apprentices were fulfilling a full job role and thus were highly productive throughout their training.

More than 220,000 workplaces in England now employ apprentices, while the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills says 70% of employers report that apprenticeships have improved their productivity or the quality of their product.

The Liberal Democrat business secretary, Vince Cable, has written a foreword for a new 138-page report on apprenticeships by the Institute for Public Policy Research, a Blairite think tank (one of his Conservative junior ministers, John Hayes, has written a whole chapter of the report).The IPPR report is sobering stuff.