Sentence examples for per trainee from inspiring English sources

The state's first-year residency grants will provide up to $65,000 per trainee, covering each first-year resident's salary.

The government is also introducing extra support, worth £2,000 per trainee, for employers and training providers who take on 16- to 18-year-old apprentices or young care leavers.

Extra support, worth £2,000 per trainee, will also be available for employers and training providers who take on 16 to 18-year-old apprentices or young care leavers.

Australia's programme is best thought of as a demonstration project, says Bill Louden of the University of Western Australia: "excellent and tiny" and showing what can be done with three times the usual spending per trainee.But such pilot programmes matter because they can drag standards up across the board.

Training in how to use the products costs an extra $130 to $200 per day per trainee.

Costs per participant were somewhat difficult to gauge, especially given differences across sites in how work experience was paid for, but some estimates suggest costs of about $6000 per trainee (Holzer, 2011).

(£2.50 decimal equivalent) per week as a trainee accountant.

Liz Noble: "This will vary per programme, trainees will need to complete their training programme – but this will often involve the opportunity to experience different departments or projects as part of it.

There does seem to be a shortfall in recruiting new GPs relative to the optimistic target of 3,250 trainee GPs per year set by the NHS taskforce last year.

Table  5 presents the number of verbal utterances concerning effective and ineffective trainee behaviours per performance (sub-) dimension, for each group of raters, for each VC at T1 and T2.

Data collection was via a telephone survey of 11 ICUs in the EoE training region during July 2012 with one senior ICU nurse and one ICU trainee questioned per hospital.