Sentence examples for created an apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

We [also] created an apprenticeship scheme.

The company has created an apprenticeship programme for surveyors as an alternative to university, although it also increased graduate recruits last year.

He was vice-chair of the ME Association and, from 1994 to 1998, chair of the Arts Council of England's initiative to increase the employment of disabled people in the arts, which created an apprenticeship programme placing disabled people in mainstream companies such as the RSC and English National Opera, the hope being that their presence would affect the working cultures of those organisations.

In 1973, Tankersley created an apprenticeship program to train people both for work as employees at her ranch and for positions elsewhere in the horse industry.

The government will also create an apprenticeship investment calculator for its apprenticeship website, allowing small businesses to understand what the potential costs, and benefits, might be.

Hayes wants to create an apprenticeship system loosely based on medieval guilds, with sector skills councils assuming the role of awarding houses, to bestow new status and prestige on vocational qualifications as well as plugging the skills gap between those who are fortunate enough to be able to afford a university education and those who cannot.

Mr.Cologni, 82, a close friend of Mr. Rupert's whose work on Fondazione Cologni provided much of the inspiration for the new foundation, added via email that other proposals included underwriting collaborations between designers and artisans; developing a title and recognition at the national level for master craftsmen; and creating an apprenticeship program.

By focusing on simplicity and aligning employee growth with SEL business needs, we were able to create an apprenticeship program without outside funding.

The TTP trains student volunteers, previously or concurrently enrolled in large lecture classes, to be preceptors (study group leaders), and creates an apprenticeship system that involves faculty, graduate teaching assistants (TAs), preceptors, and the students in class.

Unions may also benefit from the legislation, which includes a component that creates an apprenticeship-training program.

After graduation, he created a de facto apprenticeship, landing his first job at a restaurant in Chicago's North Shore area called Sinclair's, where he worked under now well-known chefs such as Norman Van Aken and Carrie Nahabedian.