Sentence examples for overall apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

The company celebrated its 500th modern apprenticeship in Scotland, created the first Level 2 rail engineering apprenticeship and received the prestigious 'Good' rating for its overall apprenticeship scheme from the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted).

That would almost certainly mean overall apprenticeship numbers would drop.

Thus, with a shared database, each center can enter its own data and enrich the overall software apprenticeship.

Figure 1 shows the numbers of persons graduating from schools of general education since 1970, the number of newly signed training contracts as of 30 September each year and the overall supply of apprenticeship places ("newly signed training contracts" + "vacant apprenticeship training positions").

In order to make the system more demand led, employers were expected to make an increased contribution to the overall costs of apprenticeship training.

Attitude in this case was defined as the overall attitude toward apprenticeship as a choice of further training and continued education, and the beliefs were subjective probabilities of the relations of initiative, independence, and self-guidance to part-time job willingness and apprenticeship.

But the overall number of apprenticeships on offer is not good.

Asked about the call by 55 Labour MPs for a rethink, Halfon noted that the government was ensuring more money was going into the apprenticeship system overall and more money on average per apprenticeship.

But Mr Miliband used the first day of the conference, in Brighton, to highlight action to tackle youth unemployment, enforce the minimum wage and curb "overall" migration, insisting that his apprenticeship scheme would help bring down low-skilled migration in the long term as the British workforce improved.

Leadership development programmes might also be designed with leadership of apprenticeship experiences as part of the overall curriculum.

Overall the number of vacancies for graduate jobs and apprenticeships decreased 3% year-on-year.