Sentence examples for having apprenticeships from inspiring English sources

12.19pm BST Labour's Ian Austin asks if Cameron will make having apprenticeships a condition for public sector procurement contracts.

Mr. Kunz is polite, and his politeness is enhanced by the formal quality of his Euro-accented English (the result of having an Irish-born mother and a Swiss father, and of having apprenticeships in kitchens in Bern, Lausanne, and Zurich).

Five now have apprenticeships.

They had apprenticeships of seven years to learn the slide of every muddy current, and routes recorded in the Domesday Book.

Most of those companies no longer exist and if the bigger ones still have apprenticeships, you don't hear about them".

"Let them have apprenticeships!" pronounce the universities minister, David Willetts, and the business secretary, Vince Cable, from the safe heights enabled by their own university educations.

Building trade unions have apprenticeship programs that teach workers the required and recommended safety protocols.

"There is a huge skills gap for engineers, for example, and they have apprenticeship schemes," she says.

While the typical image of an apprentice is someone working in manufacturing or construction, there are many sectors that have apprenticeship schemes.

TC: Do both firms have apprenticeship models?

They had apprenticeship contracts with large (more than 501 employees: n = 282), medium (51 500 employees: n = 499), and small companies (1 50 employees: n = 105; 33 missings).