Sentence examples for placement manager from inspiring English sources

Nicky Smith is a senior lecturer and placement manager at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU).

Erin Sparks is a placement manager at PoD Volunteer, a non-profit organisation arranging volunteering opportunities around the world.

"We're smack into summer," says Laurie Wasserman, a placement manager for an employment agency, in a tone that is equal parts irritation and relief.

Thomas recommends that you make personal contact with the company prior to the placement and identify who your placement manager will be – make sure someone will be looking after you.

"It was really hard to persuade NHS hospitals that even though there has to be a recruitment fee, it is much cheaper to work with us than hiring a locum doctor," company placement manager Emese Tóth-Batizán said.

Asked whether curriculum adequately prepared students for practical work, a clinical placement manager at a faith-based hospital indicated that, "New methodology of teaching should change to embrace technology.

We initially thought our certifying agency would be performing the searches for us, but we quickly realized that it was up to us to go through online photo listings of children, attend adoption matching programs and fairs and reach out to the different placement managers with our calling card… our "home study".

Ciaran Rafferty, family placement service manager with Manchester social services, says: "Drugs are a very significant feature in Manchester and other comparable cities and we have seen an increase in the number of babies and young children being placed for adoption.

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Susanna Daus, placements operational manager at Islington council, welcomes the legislation, while acknowledging that it creates additional pressure on a stretched service: "We've got a nice group of foster carers who do foster teenagers, but if they take a 16-year-old, that might be another four years before they have a vacancy".

Unfortunately, as many graduates find out, having a degree in marketing is certainly no guarantee of a marketing job unless you have taken the time to gain work experience through placements, student brand manager schemes or similar.