Sentence examples for complete apprentice from inspiring English sources

A good place to start is with the Complete Apprentice set, which has dozens of sockets, wrenches, wire strippers and adapters; even hammers, saws, tape measures and a flashlight.

When this step was completed, apprentices were presented with the central task of the activities and asked to work with the members of their group during a day at school on this task; the goal of each group, to be completed together, consisted of the production of a document containing the group's solution and comments to a problem to be solved.

Our apprenticeship takes at least 12 months to complete, so apprentices need to be dedicated, eager to learn, and keen to combine hands on work with part-time study," says McDonald's Jez Langhorn.

Cue the launch of their own version of the popular BBC show, The Manchester Apprentice, complete with one-liners, colourful characters and a boardroom.

When Ms. Bareilles goes for more straightforward tugs on the heartstrings, she often sounds like Sarah McLachlan's gifted apprentice, complete with Ms. McLachlan's trademark of going breathy at the top of a phrase.

(No one would begrudge this 20th Century Fox movie an in-house plug to go with the Sky News clips, but surely Mr Hart would read the Times?) On a more oddly contemporary note, the Kingsman training tasks set for Eggsy and his fellow young recruits look like an episode of The Apprentice, complete with a black cab waiting outside.

At the end of their training, apprentices complete the provincial trade exam to become certified by the provincial government.

The time sheets are used by both the apprentices and their supervisors to document the number of hours that the apprentice completes in each category.

Not only are there new minimum higher-education and degree requirements, fewer lenders and loan servicers are willing to accept work completed by an apprentice; we call them trainees.

It's the complete opposite of The Apprentice and a management model that will deliver great results.

The latter is measured by obtaining information from employer respondents about the percentage of the relevant fully trained worker's task repertoire, on average, the apprentice can complete in each year of their training.