Sentence examples for rigorous apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

He set off for Madrid and a rigorous apprenticeship.

After a rigorous apprenticeship, Mr. Green was given leading parts in provincial performances, but the comic roles in London belonged to Sir Henry Lytton.

Like the medieval guilds, the emerging trade unions restricted entry to skilled trades by means of rigorous apprenticeship, but they also created opportunities for semiskilled workers to advance into skilled jobs.

He graduated from the University of Texas with a degree in philosophy; was talked out of culinary school by a Belgian chef in Austin who provided a rigorous apprenticeship in the classics; moved to New York and worked as a sous-chef for Café Boulud and then at Café Gray before joining Momofuku in 2006.

On that maiden trip, he bore with him the fruits of a rigorous apprenticeship with Swiss photographers: a private book entitled "40 Fotos," not published but spiral-bound, and strong enough to win him a staff job with Alexey Brodovitch, the art director of Harper's Bazaar and a demigod of energy, equipped with a fearsome eye.

In fact, as head of the Screen Actors Guild in the "red scare" 1940s, he had served a fairly rigorous political apprenticeship.

From our plans for rigorous young apprenticeships, to requiring maths and English to 18, to a new generation of institutes of technical excellence, Labour is determined not to repeat the mistakes of 1944.

Psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, social workers and other mental-health professionals complete years of rigorous schooling and apprenticeships, but it is possible to practice therapy without such a foundation.

He added: "Our drive to reform and strengthen apprenticeships, raising standards and making them more rigorous... means that an apprenticeship is increasingly seen as a first-choice career move.

Medical doctors are strictly licensed, required to go through years of rigorous academic training and apprenticeships before they are allowed to operate autonomously.

In private industry, many workers go through a rigorous four-year training and apprenticeship to become elevator and escalator mechanics.