Sentence examples for by apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

There was a break in the passing on of oral traditions, and in the training, which was mostly by apprenticeship.

(Previously, legal training could be acquired in the United States only by apprenticeship.) He was the school's sole teacher until 1798, when he took on an associate.

Some magical practices are reserved for the shaman, who acquires status by natural endowment, by inspiration, by apprenticeship, or by painful initiation.

Roughly 40 percent attended the nonselective Hauptschule ("main school"), which offered basic subjects to grade 9 or 10 and was followed by apprenticeship with part-time vocational school or by full-time vocational school.

It included a wide variety of age- and gender-based societies in which membership was obtained by apprenticeship or purchase; these included social, shamanistic, warrior, harvest, and other groups.

Apprenticeship could be arranged by contract with a private employer, by attendance at school beyond the normal age of 16 (called the complementary course), or by apprenticeship to an artisan trade.

Ferguson's rise was tempered by an apprenticeship in the Glasgow shipyards, and he has managed soccer teams in 1,907 games over 35 years.

The one difference by which apprenticeship was distinguished from slavery was that it had a maximum term of 14 years – and in fact apprentices were generally freed a lot sooner.

He argued that the coalition's vision of a smaller state meant that this had to change and big organisations were waking up to the need to act by starting apprenticeship schemes.

An example is given by the apprenticeship in the dual system, which combines on-the-job-training and formal schooling.

With regard to OTL, in both countries, CK was significantly predicted by commercial apprenticeship and a major in accounting.