Sentence examples for start an apprenticeship from inspiring English sources

Around 3,500 people aged 60 and over start an apprenticeship every year.

"He worked on a Great Northern restoration project and left school at 18 to start an apprenticeship with Southern trains.

While you can't start an apprenticeship scheme if you're in full-time education, you can do one once you've graduated.

After six months they will have to start an apprenticeship or training to continue to receive money.

He left school at 15 to start an apprenticeship as a landscape gardener and concentrate on his footy.

After leaving school, many Germans start an apprenticeship, during which they learn a trade and continue their education, while receiving a modest salary.

She said: "I wanted to be bricklayer so I started an apprenticeship with City and Guilds.

Other popular proposals include starting an apprenticeship program for more than two million young people and doubling pensions for the elderly.

"Whether young people are going to university, starting an apprenticeship or starting a job we want to help them take that next step into adult life".

Glynn Davies, 25, said she started an apprenticeship in construction but did not complete it due to the discrimination she faced.

Just 48,000 people started an apprenticeship in the final three months of the educational year to July 2017, compared with 117,800 in the same period a year before.