Sentence examples for introduce internships from inspiring English sources
And, to redress inequality in the civil service: "I'm going to introduce internships in every Whitehall department for ethnic minorities".
Introducing internships that lead to first jobs for 18- to 21-year-olds who have not attended university is one idea to challenge the cycle of economic advantage.
Art and calculus are smashed together (e.g., Calculious), science emerges through applied Humanities, robotics competitions focus team energy, and internships introduce adult world constraints and resources.
"Our primary goal is to introduce students to internship opportunities using and expanding the skills they have and to promote them to employers," says Virginia Stern, director of the Project on Science, Technology and Disability at AAAS.
This move would devastate internships that introduce high school students to career possibilities and make learning relevant.
Business majors, for example, will benefit from choosing schools in big cities, where they can easily set up internships or introduce themselves into environments in which they can get jobs after graduation.
The MasterCard Foundation, the Campaign for Female Education (Camfed), and Google also committed to piloting an innovative internship program to introduce entrepreneurship and job employment opportunities into rural areas.
The Times' HS Insider team will partner with Cajon High School's journalism program to sponsor 14 students for a fall journalism conference, and one for a paid summer internship, and will introduce a "My San Bernardino" feature.
And then there was the English exam in Cambridge where one of the poems didn't contain any words... Exeter exposed in attempts to offer unpaid internships The University of Exeter has been criticised for attempting to introduce a module that would circumvent national guidelines on unpaid internships.
Many of them have internship programs, of course, designed to introduce advertising to college students.
