Sentence examples for trained applicants from inspiring English sources

After all, the cost of education continues to rise, and there aren't enough trained applicants to fill jobs in the manufacturing, technology, and finance industries.

Perhaps this is also the reason for the relatively high proportion of medical trained applicants.

In our survey, traditionally trained applicants to radiology (completed undergraduate medical training before 2005) made their career decision 2.6 years after graduation.

Foreign trained applicants must either hold or being willing to convert to a J1 Visa.

Just recently, Caterpillar's chief executive told CNBC that it could not hire enough service technicians in Detroit because of a lack of trained applicants.

He worked with the Vulcan Society to train applicants to pass the department's physical exam.

Mr. Griffin said the company would consider training applicants itself if they would "sign a piece of paper saying that when they graduate they will come to work for us for two years".

But much of Ms. Lin's instruction was specifically aimed at tricking the immigration authorities, according to the indictment against her, which claimed that she "trained asylum applicants on what questions about religious belief would be asked during an asylum interview and coached the clients on how to answer".

But that means it's increasingly heard for employers to find trained job applicants.

Andi, an artificial intelligence-based interview coach developed by a Californian company called Botanic, will begin training applicants for three occupations later this year.

In their heyday, more than 700 such academies dotted Korea, training applicants for the civil service and serving as guardians for the Confucianism that provided the ruling ideology of the Yi dynasty (1392-1897).