The phrase "summer trainees" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to people who have taken up a job or internship during the summer months. For example, "The company had three summer trainees working in their research and development department this year."
The Mazar-i-Sharif site accommodates about 1,400 trainees, General Patton said.
In 2012/2013, 6,171 students completed their LPC, but only 5,514 trainees were registered in 2014, not including pre-LPC applicants, according to figures from the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
About 1,500 trainees from the national police were called in to cover for a shortage of manpower at the stadium's entrances, he said.
Government records show that at least 127 of the trainees have died since 2005 — or one of about every 2,600 trainees, which experts say is a high death rate for young people who must pass stringent physicals to enter the program.
Earlier this month we heard that we would be working on the Arts Council's £15m Creative Employment Programme, which will put 6,500 trainees, apprentices and paid interns into work over the next two years.
In the 'production model' of training (Lindley, [1975]), trainees finance their training through parallel employment on the production side.
Since 1997, trainees at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences NIEHSS) in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, have successfully planned and hosted three science and career fairs.
In the past year, trainees cultivated and distributed 22,000 lbs. of produce and supported the weekly delivery of food to 120 CSA members.
Ten students from the Netherlands East Indies underwent courses in June, and in July all instruction stopped, by which time 2,953 trainees had attended the school.
For a base case scenario, we calculated the annual cost of training 9000 trainees over 3 years using our program.
