Sentence examples for to trainees from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone who is still in the process of being formally trained in a workplace.
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.
Surgeons have been urged to provide more specific instruction to trainees about safe techniques and what to do if injured.
Staff shortages meant Deepcut's ratio of corporals to trainees was 1 100, and at night up to 1 200.
This is partly because if schools want experts to speak to trainees they must buy them in.
In what some in the profession are saying is a surprising move, the Inns of Court will now pay 50% of the fees offered to trainees by chambers.
The concept spread to military and police units in other countries, where it was applied not to trainees but to prisoners.
A new workspace, a different environment, unusual dietary habits, unfamiliar languages – all had contributed to trainees packing up and heading home.
14This also involves subsidies to trainees.
If you can, speak to trainees as well.
One explanation for this difference may relate to trainees' high motivation to support others.
