Sentence examples for qualified youngsters from inspiring English sources

Controversially, the report suggests that all government money for apprenticeships should go via employers as an incentive to firms to offer more of them.Alongside a flow of poorly qualified youngsters into the workforce, Britain also has far too many adults who lack skills.

If this continues we could lose a generation of talented and highly qualified youngsters to blighted careers, debt and under-achievement".

Eight teams out of 15 qualified in the youngsters for three 32-board knockout rounds to determine the winner.

But these days, such an informal environment would not keep Sandy Trezza, admissions director of the Haddonfield Friends School -- a private prekindergarten-through-12 school that maintains a waiting list -- from visiting to determine whether a 3-year-old applicant was immersed in activities that would qualify the youngster as a worthy candidate.

Well, at least it will allow other lower-placed sides to play with more freedom and blood more English-qualified youngsters, the spectre of relegation having been prematurely lifted.

In the youngsters category, 15 pairs qualified, along with five from the repechage.

Youngsters who are not qualified for or interested in going to university can join a programme in which they work part of the week for a firm that pays them and teaches them relevant skills.

"Today's youngsters are the most highly qualified, IT-literate and geographically mobile generation the UK has ever seen but the harsh economic climate is preventing most employers from taking on new workers of any age.

"You have this combination of inexperienced staff, not really qualified to deal with difficult behaviour, and with youngsters on the edge of all sorts of trouble," said Wilshaw.

A long-standing problem has been the skills mismatch between employers being unable to find suitably qualified staff while there are high numbers of unemployed youngsters.

This position leans on the fact that at existing incomes there is still considerable excess demand for places in medical schools among bright American youngsters – not to mention a huge pool of highly qualified foreign applicants.