Sentence examples for general trainee from inspiring English sources

He read modern history at Oxford and joined the BBC as a general trainee in 1961.

He started his BBC career as a general trainee in 1981, going on to become head of factual in Bristol.

In 1958 Drummond was picked out as a general trainee on the BBC's fast-track recruitment scheme.

Hooper began his career at the BBC, joining as a general trainee after graduating from Oxford in 1963 and helping to found the Open University.

Bragg started his career at the BBC as a general trainee in 1961, moving on to produce the arts show Monitor in 1963.

Entwistle becomes the first DG for 25 years to have spent his entire career at the BBC after joining as a general trainee.

Her father pronounced that shorthand and typing were the thing, so she did a secretarial course, after which she applied to the BBC, only to be told – her first-class degree could go hang – "that the competition for general trainees is confined to men".

Journalism, she said, seemed very masculine at the time, and though she had secretarial skills, fluent French and a first in English, she was rejected by the BBC on the grounds that 'the competition for general trainees is confined to men'.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/15/136/prepub To Anne Catherine Schlegel, general practice trainee in Tours, who helped to collect data.

The benefits of these outcomes could include higher general practitioner trainee satisfaction and knowledge, particularly whilst in rural placements, with implications for possibly helping to overcome workforce shortages and quality health care delivery in these areas.

In general, the trainee is made aware of the genetic recombination phenomenon as a threat but also an experimental opportunity and how balancers and the recombination rule can be used to manage recombination during mating schemes.