The phrase "management trainee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: Jill is an enthusiastic management trainee at a prestigious law firm.
She is a management trainee and a business development manager in the New York offices of the London advertising group WPP.
She said she had grown angry because she was never promoted to management trainee and because the store manager had only considered men to head the sporting goods department.
After joining the company as a management trainee selling robes in August 1958, he became a department manager in three months and a vice president less than five years later.
Horne's sporting record commended him to the manager of the Triplex factory, and he was taken on as a management trainee on a modest salary.
It was sardonically attributed to "Management Trainee.
"There is something wrong," said Sheldon Blue, a management trainee.
He joined Lyons as a management trainee in 1936.
In 1950 Shepherd-Barron joined De La Rue as a management trainee.
So he joined Goodyear from Harvard Business School in 1964, as a management trainee in France.
I started at the bank as a management trainee in its retail commercial lending department.
Another, from 1988 said, "I never read The Economist -- Management Trainee.
