Sentence examples for boost apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

The chancellor used his post-election budget last week to unveil new measures to boost apprenticeship numbers and to bring in a higher minimum wage dubbed the "national living wage".

In his party conference speech last week, Mr Miliband said a Labour government would aim to boost apprenticeship take-up until it matched the number going to university.

Halfon is one of the few Tory MPs with the credentials to make that sort of joke and Cameron's plans to boost apprenticeships or excise daft red tape is fine, too.

There are business-friendly plans to boost apprenticeships, increase employer engagement with schools and address skills shortages in engineering, digital and IT – the issues that business told Adonis remained their chief concern.

After making an address on the Government's strategy to boost apprenticeships, the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills told reporters he believed former MP Ann Widdecombe had broken down the barrier for politicians to take part in Strictly Come Dancing.

Moreover, median hourly earnings in 2013 for those under 20 was less than half the national average of £13.03 and recently introduced caveats to the minimum wage levels, for example to boost apprenticeships, means that some now pick up as little £2.73 an hour.

Meanwhile, the Lib Dems have outlined plans to boost apprenticeships.

The Liberal Democrats have announced proposals to boost apprenticeships.

Liam Byrne, Labour's shadow minister for universities, science and skills, said: "A year ago Ed Miliband urged the government to use the HS2 scheme to boost apprenticeships.

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The government has committed to boosting apprenticeship numbers and creating 3m new apprentices by 2020.