Sentence examples for qualified trainee from inspiring English sources

A lot of schools expect them to be more than they are; mine didn't see me as anything other than a well qualified trainee.

As a recently qualified trainee working on his first major job since leaving education, the incident could also seriously affect his future career prospects.

Importantly, the posterior hippocampal change in GM volume cannot be attributed to the qualified trainee taxi drivers' training procedures, methods, or general attempts to learn, as the trainees who failed to qualify were exposed to the same milieu.

I have watched patients ignore everything I say when male junior doctors have called me in for advice; they continue to look to the alpha male six-month qualified trainee for his opinion while he squirms uncomfortably.

The memory profile displayed by the now qualified trainees mirrors exactly the pattern displayed in several previous cross-sectional studies of licensed London taxi drivers [ 3, 4, 20] (and that which normalized in the retired taxi drivers [ 21]).

Apprenticeships last from three to four years and qualify trainees for numerous specific occupations.

A training programme must qualify trainees to assist different kinds of problems.

First, given that the PCO suggests that typically 50%60%% of trainees fail to qualify, we anticipated having three groups of participants: trainees who qualified (Q), trainees who failed to qualify (F), and the controls (C).

DR 10 (5 yrs qualified: GP trainee, deprived area) Quite apart from practitioner concerns about how deprivation impacts negatively on structural capacity for self-management some patients from deprived backgrounds articulated how lack of financial resources dented their emotional capacity to invest in learning about and doing self-management.

DR 10 (5 yrs qualified: GP trainee, deprived area) "Obviously, with low socioeconomic background.....you may not have the facilities…to do certain things; self care depends, in some part on…, things like access to telephones, access to internet, being able to go to some of these classes by public transport, and…some patients may not have that".

They found that the brains of qualifying trainees were no different from those of nonqualifying trainees or non-taxi drivers before beginning training.