Sentence examples for excluding apprenticeships from inspiring English sources
The Low Pay Commission says that excluding apprenticeships there were 1.3 million jobs in 2014 that paid the National Minimum Wage (NMW) of which 40% were full-time, so that's about 520,000 jobs.
Many countries contain exceptions from regulations for apprentices and work done in school, and we have coded the minimum ages in the table excluding apprenticeship regulation and allowances of work done in school.
Those who undertake more than one apprenticeship are excluded.
Based on the overall aim and purpose of this study, former students who did not proceed to apprenticeship were excluded, which reduced the number of participating apprentices from 15 to 11.
Lessons must be learned from the first and second cohort of trailblazer apprenticeships to ensure this reform doesn't exclude small businesses.
Self-employed individuals, as well as those whose main activity status is paid apprenticeship, training, and unpaid family workers, have been excluded from the sample.
The real number of workers is likely to be higher as the statistics authority excluded people under 18 and workers on the youth, training, and apprenticeship rates of the minimum wage.
Student doctors under apprenticeship and policymakers not concerned with rural retention were excluded from the study.
In VET, the definition includes teachers of the school element of dual system apprenticeships; trainers in the in company element of dual systems are excluded (OECD 2013a, b).
We did include studies on guided learning at the workplace in apprenticeship education and during on-the-job learning periods in vocational education, but excluded studies in the higher education context.
