Sentence examples for leavers which from inspiring English sources

"There used to be something of a stigma if you didn't go to university, but that's definitely changing," says Paul Harris of All About School Leavers, which lists vacancies and provides CV and interviewing advice.

How has a higher education system enrolling 2.5 million students, admitting half of all school leavers, which should be at the heart of the nation's life, ended up stigmatised as the source of arrogant "experts" and evil globalisation?

Still, there's a huge gap between the salaries of different university leavers (which research suggests lots of school students aren't aware of).

Now 18, she has moved into a flat of her own and been classed a "care-leaver", which means she is entitled to on-going support until she is 21.

This may be associated with the fact that many older students were graduates, or simply with the fact that more mature students may have financial and/or family commitments, beyond those of the average school-leaver, which make an additional year of study difficult.

At the end of the year you get leavers' assembly, which is quite sad.

Mr Timpson is also set to launch a Children in Care Charter, drawn up by care leavers themselves, which sets out how they wanted to be treated.

It may find comfort in the fact that the Americans plan to use information harvested from the Swiss— including "leaver lists", which contain data on account closures and transfers to banks abroad to go after other jurisdictions.

Thousands of school-leavers have applied for new corporate-sponsored degree courses or apprenticeship schemes that offer a direct route into a graduate level job A new KPMG programme aimed at school-leavers – in which the firm pays fees for sponsored students of an accountancy degree at Durham or Exeter university – has had more than 1,000 applications for 100 places.

Barclays, Natwest and Tesco are among those offering training programmes specifically for school leavers – many of which lead to professional qualifications at degree level and sometimes beyond.

BT, BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce are amongst a host of blue-chip companies that now run their own apprenticeships for school leavers, many of which are now oversubscribed.