Sentence examples for secure a training from inspiring English sources
He has said that he aims to secure a training camp tryout instead.
His father Greg was the mayor of Brunswick, served on the club committee in the late seventies, and helped Juventus secure a training base.
Fees may be covered by your future employer if you are lucky enough to secure a training contract or a pupillage in advance.
United States national team officials are working to secure a training stint for Ream, perhaps at West Bromwich Albion in England or Red Bull Salzburg in Austria.
I did a politics degree at Bristol University Despite making numerous applications, I didn't secure a training contract after the Legal Practice Course (LPC), although I managed to secure a scholarship firstly to go to Colombia and then the Westminster University scholarship to Trinidad to work on death row cases.
An alternative to taking out a massive loan to fund your training is to secure a training contract with a large legal firm before starting your training.
He said: "For law graduates, this means one thing: securing a training contract or a full-time job upon graduation.
Victoria Green studied politics, psychology and sociology at the University of Cambridge before securing a training contract with a silver circle firm and passing the GDL.
If you want to be a solicitor, but are put off by the prospect of racking up massive debts and the uncertainty around securing a training contract, you may want to consider the government's new apprenticeship scheme.
But for an 18-year old with the financial backing, grades and inclination to go to university, who has a decent shot at securing a training contract with a top firm in advance of the completion of their studies, is taking the CILEx apprenticeship route really a good idea?
Sarah Baker, a third-year BME law student at the University of Manchester who is looking for training contracts and work experience, says: "In terms of securing a training contract or work experience at regional firms, I don't think I've had an issue.
