Sentence examples for hire students from inspiring English sources

Companies that hire students co-opt such local knowledge.

If law firms refused to hire students without better preparation, the situation would change.

Business schools hire students they think will be good MBA students, who in turn get hired by other MBAs who have thrived at business school.

And he said the project built a bond between an educational institution and a company that expects to hire students when they complete their programs.

GO WHERE YOU'LL SHINE Ph.D. candidates often get first dibs on teaching assistantships, and professors prefer to hire students whose work they know for research assistantships.

The house intends to hire students by the hour, to fill the premises with something approximating the genuine Handelian sound of live music.

Rather than wall labels or audio guides, hired students escort visitors through the show, imparting information.

Businesses, even consultancies, like the idea of hiring students who have some real-world know-how.

ZipCar, which has cars on 140 campuses, often hires students to help maintain its cars.

Rhodes College in Memphis economizes — and gives students work experience — by hiring students in 25 professional staff positions, saving $725,000 a year.

Wham-O, in fact, hired students to sell Frisbees on campuses until it could get distribution in stores.