"Nobody is talking about the everyday reality for individual apprentices".
In this study, apprentice sites were the unit of randomization and intervention while individual apprentices were the unit of measurement.
The demand and cost of teaching the masses could not be met with individual tutors and apprentice masters.
The passacaglia interlude in Act II depicts, according to the composer's own testimony, the suffering of John, Grimes's second apprentice; individual phrases describe the boy's tears, his fears, his pain.
These goals are important for the apprentices, but as revealed herein, workplace demands and activities combined with the apprentices' individual goals are the components that guide the apprenticeship.
"'Hey, Buddy, You're Fired"' features "the joy of termination" as applied to situations in which, as demonstrated by Donald Trump in "The Apprentice," an individual could simply make someone else go away with a flick of the wrist.
Additionally, the individual characteristics of an apprentice, e.g., her perceived pre-entry person occupation fit (Nägele and Neuenschwander 2014) or his reliability, assiduity, or punctuality (Stalder and Stricker 2009), shape this socialization process.
Apprentice means an individual who receives applied guidance and input from an individual with the skills and knowledge pertinent to the successful operation of the farm enterprise being financed.
In fact, there is little if any trendiness, since Hispanic artists seem to "apprentice" themselves to individuals rather than movements.
"It was geared for playing in modern Japanese theater, which tried to do an imitation of Western theater and was very influenced by Stanislavski," he said, adding that students do not train for traditional Japanese theater in such schools but work as apprentices with an individual master.
