Sentence examples for taste of work from inspiring English sources

Well, I did get a taste of work from vacay.

Moreover, the taste of work afforded ensures a real motivation to do well and a sense of direction upon return to university.

Very few hotels, restaurants and other businesses that young people traditionally went into and gave them their first taste of work".

The foundation, which has backed the use of flexible contracts for students and young people getting their first taste of work, said the widespread use of zero-hours contracts – which offer no guaranteed hours – will be a key challenge in Theresa May's attempts to tackle job insecurity.

"We give many young people their first taste of work, so we understand that what they may lack in specific skills, they more than make up for in enthusiasm and an appetite to learn," says Jez Langhorn, senior vice president and chief people officer at McDonald's UK. "My advice would be not to worry about levels of experience and just let these qualities shine through".

A "boot camp -style scamp -style giveschemeployed people their first taste of whichhas been launched in north London.

In the second year you are given your first taste of working with students from other modules.

So if any of the Miliband team wants a taste of working in an independent fashion boutique in Rochdale, give me a call.

I first got a taste of working here when my student newspaper's website that I developed won 'website of the year' at the Guardian Student Media Awards and I spent a week here on work experience.

Casual Films runs an academy providing video production training for young people from Islington, regardless of their backgrounds, with staff giving their time freely to help them get a taste of working in the film and television industry.

It was an early taste of working in obscurity.