Sentence examples for recruitment programmes from inspiring English sources

More information about the FCO, including current jobs and recruitment programmes, can be found here.

For the creative industries, where recruitment programmes are thin on the ground, work experience is still vital.

The route back to work after taking time out is difficult without recruitment programmes, training and employee support networks.

She said that the marketing industry needs more people from ethnic backgrounds and that the industry's reliance on graduate recruitment programmes was hurting progress.

The larger charities such as Barnardo's, NSPCC and Cancer Research UK run their own graduate recruitment programmes which offer a foot in the door in an increasingly competitive jobs market.

The intensifying competition for students – both in numbers and quality – will see universities in England rush to build the sort of top quality accommodation, facilities and recruitment programmes that have become the norm on US college campuses.

Launching its recruitment programme, the organisation claimed to be concerned with recruiting people for a range of abilities.

The committee recommends the recruitment programme followed by the successful Teach First scheme, which recruits high-flying graduates to the profession.

Most foreign recruits enlisted in the Rhodesian Light Infantry (RLI), which launched an overseas recruitment programme in 1974, but required successful applicants to speak good English.

"It's a very important part of our recruitment programme.

If MI5 did run a recruitment programme, I'm sure it would be very similar".