Sentence examples for learning trades from inspiring English sources

Today, local funding has spurred the opening of artisan workshops where migrants can earn a wage learning trades that were dying out locally.

Local people are learning trades such as iron working, textile making and tourism skills that mean jobs in the near future.

The mattresses for all state university dormitories, textiles, soap, furniture, brooms, mops, vehicle inspection stickers -- and license plates, of course -- are just a sampling of the products made by inmates learning trades.

some spectrum students would be better off learning trades, like plumbing or welding, The following is edited from that conversation.

After a year, he found a job at Duncan Lawrie, a British private bank, and began learning trading and investing.

"Students learn trades they can use.

They get coaching in business management, and some learn trades like making jam or raising chickens.

Waldhof was — and remains — home to several hundred physically and mentally disabled people, who learned trades and grew crops.

Their next step is supposed to be going to skill acquisition centres to learn trades such as welding and car mechanics.

-- Frederick Douglass, "Learn Trades or Starve" (1853).

Some head foundations, others learned trades, professions and became adept at creating and growing businesses.