Sentence examples for completed apprenticeship from inspiring English sources
He and Mr. Ryan started out as laborers, completed apprenticeship programs and became members of Local 5 of the Bricklayers and Allied Craft Workers Unionn.
long-term continuers (LTCs)—those who have been registered for more than 1.5 times the normal program length; completers those who have completed apprenticeship program requirements; and.
long-term continuers (LTCs)—those who have been registered for more than 1.5 times the normal program length; completers those who have completed apprenticeship program requirements; and discontinuers those who left the program without completing.
bIn Switzerland, a VET degree correpsonds to a completed apprenticeship program at the upper secondary level (ISCED 3), whereas a PET degree corresponds to a degree at the tertiary level (ISCED 5B).
#Low, <12 y of vocational or secondary education and/or completed apprenticeship; intermediate, at least 12 y of vocational or secondary education and/or degree of a specialized vocational school; high, university training (bachelor degree and higher academic level).
The most recent figures on completed apprenticeships show no significant improvement, with only 8% of 16- to 24-year-olds who completed an apprenticeship between August 2011 and January 2012 coming from a BME background, even though BME groups account for 16% of this age group.
His comments come as the Centre for Economics and Business Research predict that completed apprenticeships over the next 10 years could contribute up to £3.4bn a year to the UK economy through productivity gains by 2022.
As a result, there may be little incentive to completing apprenticeship programs since those who do so may not enjoy significant post-apprenticeship employment or earnings advantages.
The Canadian Apprenticeship Forum CAFF) recently released a report which discusses nine barriers to accessing, persevering in, and successfully completing apprenticeship programs (CAF 20042009).
Another important fix the task force should consider involves the credentials trainees earn upon completing apprenticeship programs.
As Peter Crisp, dean and chief executive of BPP University Law School, notes: "To complete apprenticeships you need to be dynamic and tenacious – working and studying is not for everybody.
