Sentence examples for some apprenticeships from inspiring English sources

And the maths demanded in some apprenticeships can be far too hard for somebody with only basic schooling.

However, training providers fear the proposed changes could force them to withdraw some schemes altogether because the new funding rates will mean some apprenticeships are no longer viable.

Some apprenticeships are "not worthy of the name" and are just a way of giving credit to low-skilled tasks such as "making coffee and cleaning floors", Sir Michael Wilshaw, the head of Ofsted, will say this week.

"By giving more control to individual employers, there is a real danger of turning some apprenticeships into a source of cheap labour for businesses and giving young people the skills to do jobs that don't actually exist".

Some apprenticeships are free while others are expensive.

And along with a money advice service and some apprenticeship work, A4E is still earning about £180m a year by carrying out services on behalf of the state.

Some of us went to college, some got apprenticeships and some went on the dole.

In some industries apprenticeships could overtake degrees as the main access route.

Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn, Robert Mitchum, Jack Palance and Lee Marvin were among the postwar stars who served apprenticeships — some long, some short — as outlaws gunned down in the last reel of westerns or as hoodlums crumpling under police fire in crime pictures.

It was a career for some, an apprenticeship for others, including such legends as Byron Nelson and Gene Saracen.

3.35pm GMT Q: Some people doing apprenticeships complain they are not paid fairly.