Sentence examples for or further training from inspiring English sources

The PAC says intensive programmes should be developed for those serving less than 12 months, aimed at helping them move into local employment or further training.

Wolf also found that up to 400,000 teenagers were wasting their time on college courses that did not lead to jobs or further training.

Launching the reform, the Department for Business, Skills and Innovation said that it was determined to "give learners a clear route either to employment or further training".

Up to 400,000 teenagers are wasting their time on publicly-funded college courses that do not lead to jobs or further training, a government education adviser has warned.

The success of our social enterprise model is highlighted by the fact that 38 students have completed our learning programme in the past year, and each one obtained employment or further training as a result.

In advance of your interview, consider the questions you want to ask your prospective employer – they could be about the role, the organisation, the team you'll be working with, the opportunities for career progression or further training – find out what's important to you, so you can make an informed decision about whether to accept the job if you are offered it.

More investment in people, pressing on with shorter working time, greater scope for time off to look after children or for further training or retraining - all these are already in the pipeline and are just waiting to be put into effect.

You could also find work in music promotion or publishing, radio, TV, festivals, orchestras or undertake further training to become music therapist.

Deloitte calculates that the typical American company spends nearly 50 times more to recruit a professional on $100,000 than it spends on his or her further training every year.

If you are unclear about your career direction, or considering further training, pay very close attention to which fields are currently in such need of workers that companies will pay a premium to hire temp workers.

She had followed her friends to a new youth group, hoping, like them, to become part of a workshop or some further training programme.