Sentence examples for existing apprenticeships from inspiring English sources

Two existing apprenticeships will be continued.

They will be offered by 60 firms from next year and will run in parallel with existing apprenticeships.

Employers are able to flex the existing apprenticeship frameworks to meet their particular business needs and in doing so obtain training that is uniquely suited to their particular circumstances.

During the 1970s, the then manpower services commission (MSC) had become increasingly frustrated at the inability of the existing apprenticeship system to recruit a relatively large volume of apprentices and at the tendency for companies to use the existing system as means to supply itself with relatively low wage labour.

Incorporating a kinesthetic MDT anatomy and radiology educational intervention, which targets multiple competencies, into an existing apprenticeship-based radiation oncology postgraduate curriculum has the ability to identify competencies and areas requiring further attention.

Another concern is that employers could rebadge existing jobs as apprenticeships to meet training targets and recoup the costs of the levy.

One main concern is that employers could rebadge existing jobs as apprenticeships to meet training targets and recoup the costs of the levy.

Employer groups have also said the levy could prompt some firms to rebadge existing jobs as apprenticeships to meet training targets and recoup the costs of the charge.

There is immediate evidence about the existing relationship between apprenticeship and recruiting skilled workers from the external labour market (Bellmann and Janik, [2007]; Troltsch and Walden, [2010]).

As will be seen, offering apprenticeships to existing employees is a relatively risk free decision for the employer, especially considering the speed at which such apprenticeships can be completed.

Albeit with a delay, changes in the business cycle, the structure of the labor market, as well as the occupational structure likewise affect the qualifications that are acquired in existing or newly created apprenticeships.