Sentence examples for to trainee from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who is still in the process of being formally trained in a workplace.
Recently he got promoted to trainee department manager.
What advice would you give to trainee teachers?
Nick Clegg, on sprightly form, is chatting to trainee nurses at Solihull College.
The transition from student lawyer to trainee lawyer can mean an abrupt change of pace.
She will also be speaking to trainee clinical psychologists about what kind of services young people want and need.
In the best of all possible worlds, he would have gone from intern to trainee and then to certified German baker.
Over the past 12 months there has been an intensified effort to train the security forces, including a big reduction in the instructor-to-trainee ratio and a more comprehensive effort to have Afghan and NATO units work as partners in the field.
The recommended tutor-to-trainee ratio is one-to-one at the advanced tier, one-to-two at the intermediate tier, and one-to-five at the basic tier.
In deciding on a training format, it is worth considering: the trainer-to-trainee ratio, the number of participants, the time available, the facilities available and the experience and expectations of the trainees.
This is measured according to trainees' responses to a series of happiness check-in questionnaires.
"They can speak to trainees in a way they'd never dare to talk to children," says Sarri.
