Sentence examples for extended apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time, an ambitious cook could expect to serve an extended apprenticeship before taking the helm, but today a diploma from the Culinary Institute of America, which both Mr. Skiptunis and Mr. Morgan have, is considered training enough.

The juveniles need their extended apprenticeship.

"It wasn't that tough," Douglas said of his extended apprenticeship.

Baseball draftees are generally younger and usually need an extended apprenticeship in the minor leagues.

Clint Eastwood is the last major figure in international cinema to have served, and benefited from, an extended apprenticeship.

Kolb acknowledged that it would have been difficult to wait another year for a starting job, but said that his extended apprenticeship helped.

He was converted to zydeco, and extended his apprenticeship to a couple of years.

Economy A London energy co-op run from city hall to provide cheaper energy bills, saving up to £120 a year; restore the educational maintenance allowance of £30 a week for 16-19 year olds; extend "genuine apprenticeships" for all 16-18 year olds who want them and a pre-pilot apprenticeship course to help support 1,000 young people with basic skills.

Gentle arrived in England from Wests Tigers in 2011, where he had served a decorated apprenticeship under Tim Sheens, and extended his three-year deal by 12 months last September.

In England apprenticeship was maintained by the craft industries and even extended to analogous fields.

The carpenter apprenticeship currently lasts for three years (it will be extended by one year, starting in 2014).