The same apprentice-journeyman system prevailed in the footwear industry, in which all cobbler craftsmen were male.
As for H B, there are two ways to test it: compare the performance of apprentices enrolled in different years of the apprenticeship, or compare the performance of the same apprentices several times over time.
Another way to measure the progression over time that gets rid of this assumption is to measure the actual skill improvement over time by testing the same apprentices twice: once at the beginning of their apprenticeship, once towards the end of it.
In the spring of 2012, two years after the first round of tests, a subset of the same carpenter apprentices – those who were still doing their apprenticeship – were administered the same test a second time.
And Braun argues that the White House and the news media now often play the same role that the "Apprentice" crew did: isolating Trump's most coherent statement within a long string of improvised iterations.
An engineman fireman, Joshua Parlett, joined the Navy last year after finishing high school in Churchville, Md. It was the same story with Seaman Apprentice Craig Bryan Wibberley, 19, who graduated last year from high school with an abiding passion for technology.
You get the sense that even the BBC understood what a dead dog of a series this has been, since it's been thrown out at the same time as The Apprentice, with tonight's finale flung about the schedules like an unloved American sitcom.
No two days are the same for William Jenkinson, an apprentice at Rolls-Royce.
Though he continues to run the same mortgage company, his Apprentice exposure landed him an endorsement deal with Florida-based Pinnacle Financial, whash has enabled the company to grow exponentially.
Thus, labour market frictions increase a firm's willingness to make a net investment in apprenticeship training (while at the same time reducing an apprentice's willingness to make such an investment), as the training firm will obtain part of the return from apprenticeship training.
In a CNN interview on the same day, the "Celebrity Apprentice" host continued to press the issue, prompting Wolf Blitzer to say Trump was "beginning to sound a little ridiculous".
