Sentence examples for more apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

Thus more money for research means more apprenticeship training opportunities to nurture the development of the next generation of scientists and scientific entrepreneurs.

The Welsh government announced £5m to create more apprenticeship places.

The policy would mean the creation of "more apprenticeship starts per year than Germany", he said.

"I think a party which wants more apprenticeship schemes would get my support," he said.

"That is why the Liberal Democrats will double the number of employers providing apprenticeships over the next five years and create more apprenticeship starts per year than Germany.

Furthermore, Blatter et al. (2012b) show that firms facing high (potential) external hiring costs supply more apprenticeship training positions, as training reduces or even eliminates the need to hire externally.

3/5 Youth unemployment Package of measures including more apprenticeships.

He has announced (again) a wish to create more apprenticeships.

Grants will be available for 100,000 more apprenticeships.

In housing this means more jobs, more apprenticeships and stronger economic growth.

An extra 20,000 internships and 50,000 more apprenticeships a year were also agreed.