Sentence examples for proper apprenticeship from inspiring English sources
Eventually, they awarded me a proper apprenticeship, and then a job.
"I couldn't do a proper apprenticeship because I was working," Dr. Lakra said, referring to his job as a dishwasher.
"It was a proper apprenticeship.
You've got to improve the quality of education so you don't have children falling out of school at 16 without skills, you've got to have proper apprenticeships that take people from school into work, you've got to make sure that there are training programmes to help those who can't find jobs.
Research to find the right apprenticeship.
He backed some parts of the proposed policy, such as stopping exam boards competing against each other and giving apprenticeships "proper status".
Roger Keller, head of education at the Chartered Institute of Housing, the professional organisation for housing, says: "An apprenticeship offers a proper understanding of why social housing is important in a country which doesn't have enough housing and how people can get access to housing when prices are rising".
It's like his apprenticeship is finished and he's got to find a proper job, and the company has decided to take him on.
She would like what she calls "proper" devolution: real scope locally to work on developing skills and apprenticeships to support the government's industrial strategy.
In a recent interview with The Guardian, Miller said she would like what she calls "proper" devolution: real scope locally to work on developing skills and apprenticeships to support the government's industrial strategy.
Kemp's book is less a proper biography — he offers no extended account of Leonardo's illegitimate birth to a peasant's daughter, his apprenticeship in Florence to the sculptor Verrocchio, or his subsequent lifelong wanderings in the courts of Milan and France — than a series of intense, learned meditations on Leonardesque themes.
