Sentence examples for the first apprenticeships from inspiring English sources

The announcement that voluntary organisations qualify as employers under the Youth Contract comes shortly after the launch of the first apprenticeships designed for young people who want to work in the sector.

In these difficult times we have been forced to diversify and I am proud of our work to end the practice of unpaid internships in the arts and of setting up the first apprenticeships in MPs offices through our Parliamentary Academy scheme.

He grew up near Inigo Jones's Covent Garden Piazza, and his first apprenticeships were with an architect and an architectural draftsman.

But even though he worked all the spare hours he could with the old man, as the days of his first apprenticeship began to draw to a close, he never could make his own gilding look as rich, as deep, as the old man's.

For example, the Enhanced Training Opportunities Program, run by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers in conjunction with Lucent Technologies and Avaya, is sponsoring the first new apprenticeship program in 25 years.

When it reopens, whoever is in the kitchen is very likely to be far different from Mr. Soltner, a cabinetmaker's son who once dreamed of becoming a waiter to make money, who fled the first kitchen apprenticeship his parents arranged for him when he was 14, who vividly recalls the brutalities inflicted in the name of education by a temperamental chef 50 years ago.

The boulangerie was my first apprenticeship, dragging my sorry ass out of my warm matrimonial bed at four in the cold morning, bundling up, the city in deep sleep, then unbundling in front of the hot ovens, trying to figure out the sweet secret of Bob's bread.

We wanted our first apprenticeship development programme to be successful and create momentum.

He had to borrow a few hundred dollars for fees and tools, but his first apprenticeship as a carpenter started at $16.16 an hour.

Ms. Bayoumi was born in Budapest to a Hungarian mother and an Egyptian father, and moved to Sweden with her family when she was 2. At 15 she began her first apprenticeship, volunteering her floor-sweeping services to Stockholm salons during school vacations.

If they succeed, according to the center's director, Rebecca Lurie, the school would become the first bread-baking apprenticeship program in the United States.