Sentence examples for hiring students from inspiring English sources

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

Under the programs, the state or federal government reimburses businesses for part of the cost of hiring students.

"More small companies are now hiring students," she added, noting that in small companies employees have no choice but to fulfill multiple roles.

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

A major goal involves hiring students from United States universities who grew up in Brazil, Argentina, India, China or the Mideast and might eventually want to return to their native countries later in their careers.

WRITING to a friend in 1883, Thomas A. Edison -- who at the time was working on the wireless telegraph and the motion picture camera -- told of hiring students whom he considered the best.

Companies that hire students co-opt such local knowledge.

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

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

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

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.