The phrase "find a placement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of securing a job, internship, or position in a specific field.
Example: "After several interviews, I was finally able to find a placement that suited my skills and interests."
Alternatives: "secure a position" or "obtain an internship."
But they were unable to find a placement and the boy returned home.
How to find a placement: Remember that it can be very expensive for companies to advertise roles on newspaper websites and job boards.
Sending organisations are there to help you find a placement and take care of a lot of the paperwork and coordination involved.
The association of halfway-house owners is trying self-regulation, and its members are required to find a placement for an evicted tenant, often at a discounted rate in a motel Dr. Jonas owns.
Along with South Korea, Finland, Canada and New Zealand, Japan is one of the top performing countries in education and newly qualified teachers can take up to a decade to find a placement.
But they didn't find a placement, and all the while they were trying to make it work Heather kept dreaming that she was at her wedding but something was missing, or that she was getting married but had no shoes, and she began to get the sense that God didn't want her to go on a mission abroad after all.
"Finding a placement is often down to who you know, but not everyone has those sorts of connections," Simmons said.
Mr Oakford said every young person had been found a placement so far but warned the council was now "struggling".
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There's also a bag of toiletries and a couple of towels back at the office, which we'll pick up on our way to the Southwark homeless persons unit, where, with a bit of luck, Tanya will be found a placement at a B&B.
Finding a placement is only the beginning.
