Sentence examples for getting an apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

Spanish hospitals employed nearly 12,000 foreigners between 2003 and 2007, mainly in the private sector, in which Spaniards see fewer chances of getting an apprenticeship.

Coe, who is studying functional skills in maths and English at Great Yarmouth College (GYC) in the hope of getting an apprenticeship and finding work in an office, has been told that because of the cuts, her course is likely to end in February.

The only way to do that was through getting an apprenticeship, and working your arse off for about two years.

Hypotheses based on this theory have been corroborated in studies on major events in the life course like getting an apprenticeship at the end of vocational schooling (Heckhausen and Tomasik 2002), finding an intimate partner (Wrosch and Heckhausen 1999), and having a child (Heckhausen et al. 2001).

Consider getting an apprenticeship or working as an intern at a design firm.

"There's a misconception that anyone can get an apprenticeship".

She first got an apprenticeship at the network operations center of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

"There's a rising demand for E2E programmes because it is much harder now to get an apprenticeship".

By the time I buckled down, I struggled to fit my GCSEs around college work and then got an apprenticeship.

Students could get the basics for carpentry, automotive, plumbing, skills they could use to get an apprenticeship once they graduated from high school.

That turned out to be a very good thing, because of my degree in business, I got an apprenticeship at the publishers Penguin Random House.