Sentence examples for full-time placement from inspiring English sources
On some occasions it is worth applying for a full-time placement, going to the interview (so you can wow them with your personality) and then negotiating part-time hours, or maybe even offering to do a job share.
For full-time placement, customers typically contact household staffing agencies to find a chef and can expect to pay 15% of the first year's annual salary or a fee upwards of $10,000 to get started.
For orientation purposes box 1 provides a brief summary of how undergraduate programmes in medicine and nursing at the research site (a University in England) compare in terms of initial full-time placement year.
A quick search online will reveal hundreds of full-time placements that pay only expenses, and sometimes nothing at all.
It showed a slight easing in the decline in the number of permanent jobs available in the UK, but full-time placements have been falling for a year and analysts see little sign of a strong recovery yet.
Unlike previous research this includes initial full-time placements, which commonly occur in year 3 of UK undergraduate medical programmes.
Medical students' first full-time placements start in year 3. Per week they spend 4 days on placement and 1 day attending lectures.
Box 1 Comparison of the initial full-time placements in medicine and nursing at the research site (a University in England) Medical students' first full-time placements start in year 3. Per week they spend 4 days on placement and 1 day attending lectures.
As the survey went live, the participating medical and nursing students had spent between 33 and 30 weeks on full-time placements, respectively; medical students were in year 3 and nursing students in year 2 of their degrees.
To determine the extent to which undergraduate medical students experience (and/or witness) bullying and harassment during their first year on full-time placements and to compare with new General Medical Council (GMC) evidence on bullying and harassment of doctors in training.
Additionally, it highlights just how early on such incidences occur in medical as well as nursing education and how unsettling they are to students on initial full-time placements.
