Sentence examples for initial apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

After an initial apprenticeship as a motor mechanic, Holder – an admitted "rev head" – says he has always been interested in tinkering with engines and finding innovative solutions through technology.

He serves his initial apprenticeship not in a kitchen but in a barn, on a farm in southeastern France, at which his resourceful mother has deposited him by bicycle trailer.

Crean's initial naval apprenticeship was aboard the training ship Impregnable at Devonport.

Thus, the evidence for German firms shows that firms are more likely to be willing to bear an initial net investment in apprenticeship training if the expected tenure of former apprentices is sufficiently high – such that the investment pays off in the long run.

dAs Brunello and De Paola (2009) focus on the group of individuals aged 25 to 54, most initial vocational training (like apprenticeships in dual vocational education systems) is likely to be precluded from their analysis.

However, his initial enthusiasm for mechanics led to his apprenticeship as an ironsmith at the age of 15 years.

In addition, Wild and Krapp (1996) found that for 33% of the apprentices questioned, their commercial apprenticeship did not correspond to their initial career aspirations (p. 96).

"I was asking: why is it harder to find a [black] costume supervisor?" One problem is getting that initial job, the first rung requires "an almost free apprenticeship", he said.

For most apprentices, the commercial apprenticeship training seems to correspond with their initial aspirations.

However, social integration decreases during the first months in apprenticeship for all apprentices, and regardless of their initial level of social integration.

Recently, I spoke to a housing association that rightly celebrated creating £58m of value from an initial investment of £5m, through its delivery of employment, training and apprenticeship schemes for local residents.