Sentence examples for on apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

Medical education was founded wholly on apprenticeship principles whereby students learned the complex competence of consulting by "seeing one, doing one, and teaching one" [ 4].

A tiny minority is now on apprenticeship schemes.

An extension is that our educational system is long on book learning, but short on apprenticeship.

The country is leaning more heavily on apprenticeship programs that give people on-the-job experience and then easier entry to the work force.

More emphasis should be placed on apprenticeship and mentoring at every level: novices apprenticing with proven master teachers, pupil-to-pupil mentoring, programs encouraging parental mentoring.

Jason Jones-Haleadsads on apprenticeship development as head of delivery and development at Creative Skillset, the skills body for the creative industries.

"It used to be that my friends wanted to go to college, then they started dropping out of school and taking on apprenticeships," he'd told me.

In this great blog post, Victor Farlie, the executive chair of the London Work Based Learning Alliance, considers what policy action Labour is likely to take on apprenticeships.

She started planting shrubs and trees she had learned about at Kew and during her off-and-on apprenticeship, from age 12 to her early 20's, with Rosemary Verey, the legendary English gardener who died two years ago.

As his protégé, Amses began a hands-on apprenticeship working with stained glass, metal, etched glass and stone.

The ultimate goal of the training was to provide opportunities for medical students to have hands-on apprenticeship of surgical skills outside the operating theatre.