Sentence examples for securing a training from inspiring English sources
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.
In Germany, young people with insufficient mathematical skills experience significant difficulties securing a training position within the dual system, and subsequently, they often enrol in pre-vocational programmes of the transition system.
He has said that he aims to secure a training camp tryout instead.
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.
Fees may be covered by your future employer if you are lucky enough to secure a training contract or a pupillage in advance.
His father Greg was the mayor of Brunswick, served on the club committee in the late seventies, and helped Juventus secure a training base.
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.
