The actual chancellor of the exchequer wants Britain to "make things again", and espouses an economic vision that some describe as Germanic, with emphases on science, apprenticeships, regional enterprise zones, high-speed rail, and fiscal conservatism ahead of supply-side tax cuts.
Mr Osborne is funnelling some money into science and apprenticeships.
Imagine not giving a damn about Mr Sorrell's choice of tax jurisdiction or the value of his long-term incentive plan and investing £5bn a year in science and apprenticeships by 2015.
In our view, a concerted programme of action is needed – ranging from the provision of science and engineering apprenticeship programmes for disadvantaged young women to targeting science and engineering-based organisations to enhance board level representation of women.
Science's traditional apprenticeship system, he says, has taken a dark turn, in the United States at least: "Today the Americans have developed a new culture in science based on the slavery of graduate students.
Other increases in investment, especially in schools, apprenticeships, science and universities should have been paid for by a slower rate of deficit reduction.
Learning science through research apprenticeships: a critical review of the literature.
With the encouragement of his Uncle Dave (or Uncle Tungsten, as he was known, because he manufactured light bulbs with filaments of fine tungsten wire) and Uncle Abe, his physics uncle, the young Oliver began an apprenticeship in science.
The Flexner reforms of 1910 added a preparatory education in biomedical science to medical students' apprenticeship education [ 5].
As well as devolving more funding for skills and employment projects, Miliband said that Labour would expand apprenticeships in science, technology and maths.
