Sentence examples for take apprentices from inspiring English sources

Artisans and craftsmen no longer take apprentices.

She was a pupil of Man Ray, who did not take apprentices, but as she told it, she marched into his studio and announced, "I'm your new student".

The real fear may be a vague nervousness about foreigners, given that about 15% of companies cited unspecified cultural barriers.Yet applicants are in short supply: nearly half of the companies that could take apprentices but don't blame a lack of qualified candidates.

The upshot is an outpost of McAslan's office, called N17, where some of the normal business of the practice is carried on, but which would also take apprentices from the area and would be the base for educational projects with local schools.

35 There must have been a benefit to masters as well as parish officials, however, or they would not have accepted parish apprentices (although masters could be forced to take apprentices this seems to have been rare in practice).

The National Skills Academy for Health was officially launched last September and, alongside our own apprentice training agency, we are here to help NHS trusts, and other healthcare providers, take on apprentices.

Besides, many German firms simply no longer take in apprentices.

Firms such as Storopack or Rösch take on apprentices, mixing practical training with classroom tuition.

The government would pay some companies £1,500 to take on apprentices and hiring processes would be simplified, he said.

Who could possibly object to a party that encourages entrepreneurs to take on apprentices – ideally at a hi-tech hub?

They usually only take on apprentices over the age of 17, but they reduced the age to 16 to take him on and help support our programme, RugbyWorks.