Sentence examples for trainee contract from inspiring English sources
Aspiring solicitors must then complete a Legal Practice Course (LPC) – which takes a year if studied full-time – and then secure a two-year trainee contract, which provides a mix of on-thejob training and academic study.
She is halfway through a trainee contract at one of the country's largest law centres, funded by a new scheme set up by a charitable trust, the Legal Education Foundation (LEF).
Wallwork signed his first trainee contract in July 1994, before turning professional in March 1995.
After the season, Louhans-Cuiseaux attempted to tie down Diarra on a long-term deal and offered the player a trainee contract.
He was regularly named as an unused substitute during the 2005 06 season – including for two reserve team matches – but became a frequent starter for the Under-18s in 2006 07 after signing a trainee contract in July 2006.
Hundreds of junior doctors descended upon Downing Street yesterday evening to protest against changes trainee contracts.
If you could bear to intern for free for a year, they would put you on these "trainee" contracts.
Law schools are still doing all they can to get more students studying the subject – around 20,000 are admitted each year, but there are only 4,500 trainee contracts and 500 pupillages on offer for graduates.
Non-permanent workers in HDs can be admitted to public service in different ways: (1) by nomination in the case of political appointments; (2) by application in the case of temporary contracts offered by the UHS management; (3) by application in the case of subcontracts; (4) by application and interview for trainee contracts.
The Act applies to all employees, job applicants, trainees, contract workers, office holders (including company directors and managers), those who are on secondment and the self-employed.
The act applies to all employees, job applicants, trainees, contract workers, office holders (including company directors and partners), those who are on secondment and the self-employed.
