Sentence examples for given an apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

The 'Mission Impossible' actor thinks it is "wonderful" that 18-year-old Isabella - his adopted child with ex-wife Nicole Kidman - has been given an apprenticeship at Holmes & Yang, the fashion label owned by his actress wife.

The drivers are given a long apprenticeship before they are allowed to take human life out on the crowded highways.

Students take a nine-week course to introduce them to the construction trades, and when they graduate are given an opportunity to enter an apprenticeship program.

To use acolytes well, you have to give them an apprenticeship.

"Our program is designed to give a real apprenticeship, where they're learning from professionals and they're not being asked to get coffee".

The civic ambitions for him were enormous; his parents gave him an apprenticeship instead of an adolescence.

He passed the 11-plus to gain a place at Barnsley grammar school but later gave up an apprenticeship at Stocksbridge steelworks to become a miner at Barrow pit in 1955.

They even introduced me to the people who gave me an apprenticeship and the eventual pathway to a straight job".

Apprenticeship schemes are often given a bad name, especially when companies hit the headlines for not legally paying apprentices enough.

Each study consists of case studies of employers in particular sectors in which we consider the costs associated with training an apprentice under a given apprenticeship framework (i.e. the rules governing the content and structure of training to be delivered).

An example is given by the apprenticeship in the dual system, which combines on-the-job-training and formal schooling.