Sentence examples for take up a skill from inspiring English sources
As my New Year's resolution this year is not to make any, I have decided to take up a skill instead, which I feel has more of a positive spin than aggressively cutting something I love eating out of my diet.
So she accepted an offer from a female jobs agent to be smuggled to New York and take up a job using her accounting skills and paying $5,000 a month.
That and befriend fellow astronaut wannabes, practice chatting with robots, hone your social media skills, take up a new hobby and learn to enjoy your own company.
If you're good at dancing, take up a class and polish your skills; if you're good at sports, take lessons and join a team.
I'd like to learn a new skill or take up a new hobby.
There are lots of good ways that you can occupy this time: Take up a hobby or learn a new skill.
It was therefore recommended that; Training curricula at health training institutions be reviewed with the objective to cover the subjects in greater depths so that trainees are given more competencies (knowledge and skills) in order to take up a wide range of new roles.
Our schooling enabled us to take up a range of occupations crying out for our educational skills.
"Or take up a hobby that you can do in the house, or learn a new skill with your hands".
Could a bid to set up a ceramics skills academy in Stoke-on-Trent encourage more young people to take up a career in pottery?
