Sentence examples for english apprentice from inspiring English sources

Living and training with skilled midfield internationalists like Cesc Fàbregas, Tomas Rosicky, Samir Nasri and Andrey Arshavin must impress the 18-year-old English apprentice.

To remedy this, Edward II began encouraging foreign workmen and inventors to settle in England, offering "letters of protection" that protected them from guild policy on the condition that they train English apprentices and pass on their knowledge.

To boost England's economy, Edward II began encouraging foreign workmen and inventors to settle in England, offering letters of protection that protected them from guild policy on the condition that they train English apprentices and pass on their knowledge.

In 2009 only about 8% of English employers trained apprentices compared with up to four times that number in the best continental European countries.

She said as Ms English was Lord Sugar's apprentice, she had the right to expect "a degree of mentoring" during her time working for him - something she alleges was lacking.

Apprentice winner Stella English said she is "ready to move on" after losing her high-profile constructive dismissal claim against Lord Sugar and plans to launch her own fashion label inspired by Victoria Beckham.

Lord Sugar has told an employment tribunal that he feels wronged by former Apprentice winner Stella English suing him for constructive dismissal, and says he believes she is trying to ruin his reputation.

The Fayed brothers apprenticed with the English shirtmaker as teenagers, giving them a taste for fashion and an inspiration for the name of their collection.

Celebrity Big Brother:  Live Launch  9pm, Channel 5 The micro-celebrity post-Christmas detox holiday of choice returns with the usual spate of rumours – with ex-Apprentice contestants Katie Hopkins and Stella English hotly tipped.

Little is known of Hepplewhite's life except that he was apprenticed to the English furniture maker Robert Gillow of Lancaster, went to London, and opened a shop there on Redcross Street.

There are also plans for apprentices to have English and maths at a level equivalent to a good GCSE.