Sentence examples for collective apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

After winning twice last year, losing 16, this season's scores reflect the collective apprenticeship: a 20-1 defeatoto St. Peter's Prep; 21-2 to Newark Academy; 17-0 to Seton Hall Prep.

My colleague Michelle Russell, a BCG partner who leads the Women's Initiative for North America, notes, "What started out as an effort to address gaps in the experience for women has raised the collective apprenticeship focus for all.

Third, training and mentoring has moved to a collective rather than individual apprenticeship model.

Other sources include access to beliefs about works through standard representational modes that are not the works themselves, transmission of tacit working knowledge through apprenticeship learning, and collective belief formation through client briefings and studio group critical assessment ("crits").

Others include access to information about works through standard representational modes that are not the works themselves (for example, drawings or photographs), transmission of tacit working knowledge through apprenticeship learning, and collective belief formation through client briefings and studio crits.

Clegg responded that the Liberal Democrats had taken "big, collective and brave" decisions, and referred to apprenticeships, free nursery education and the pupil premium as a measure he had "personally pushed through" to help the poorest in society.

Upon leaving school, only 24 per cent said they would consider university as an option, while a collective number of almost 40 per cent said they would like to do either an apprenticeship, take a gap year, or go straight to work.

For David Way, chief executive of the NAS, the most striking feature of the Swiss system is the sense of collective responsibility felt by employers, educators and learners for the success of apprenticeships.

(See apprenticeship).

An apprenticeship?

Apprenticeship levy.