Sentence examples for dedicated apprenticeship from inspiring English sources
Yeats's work of this period takes its strength from his long and dedicated apprenticeship to poetry; from his experiments in a wide range of forms of poetry, drama, and prose; and from his spiritual growth and his gradual acquisition of personal wisdom, which he incorporated into the framework of his own mythology.
The Economic Development Department in California reports that $59 million in state, federal and private money dedicated to green jobs training and apprenticeship has led to only 719 job placements -- the equivalent of an $82,000 subsidy for each one.
An apprenticeship programme such as a dedicated fellowship in a recognised advanced endoscopy centre was considered to be the preferred model for delivering advanced polypectomy training to trainees, whereas non-trainees such as consultants wishing to develop advanced polypectomy skills would require a period of mentorship.
Fellows spend 75% of their apprenticeship at the host institutions while the remaining 25% is dedicated to didactic short courses conducted at MakSPH to enhance their knowledge base.
The local implication of the results and the supported literature should also prompt postgraduate radiation oncology programs with an apprenticeship-based model to increase the number of formalized hours dedicated to teaching core skills such as: anatomy, radiology, and contouring; as the former two components are alone not sufficient to improve the latter.
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.
Following the government's Holt Review of apprenticeships, published earlier this year, which found that just 10% of SMEs employed apprentices, the National Apprenticeship Service's (NAS) dedicated advisory team is working closely with small businesses.
