Sentence examples for option for school from inspiring English sources

Another option for school leavers is taking on a degree apprenticeship.

With a real prospect of permanent employment at the end of a 12-month apprenticeship scheme, this unique form of training – where you earn as you learn – is fast becoming a popular option for school leavers across the UK.

"I think in general the vests provided by Vests for Visionaries also give a more 'cool' option for school aged children who may already feel self-conscious about their anxiety, autism, or sensory issues".

Informants noted that in many locations across the former Republic of Somalia the healthcare industry ranks among the top employers, and enrolling into health training programmes represents an appealing option for school leavers.

You can also opt to take apples or bananas for school (the traditional option) for school.

Lipgloss is probably the best, most appropriate "lip option" for school.

It also brings new features especially for the iPad, such as an option for schools that allows different people to have their own logins.

Until now, teaching in 3D has normally been an expensive option for schools, requiring two specifically and precisely aligned 3D projectors to create a 3D image.

The government allocated an extra $245m in last month's budget to extend the national school chaplaincy program and also decided to remove the option for schools to appoint a non-religious welfare worker under the scheme.

The Coalition government allocated an extra $245m in last month's budget to extend the program after this year and also decided to remove the option for schools to appoint a non-religious welfare worker.

The ACT has announced that it wants to move to a computer-based exam by spring 2015, my colleague Tamar Lewin reported this week: "We are moving to a computer-based version, but for the foreseeable future, we will also have the paper and pencil test as an option for schools that don't have the technological capability," said Jon Erickson, the president of ACT's Education Division.