Sentence examples for trainee on from inspiring English sources
In 1958 Drummond was picked out as a general trainee on the BBC's fast-track recruitment scheme.
He then joined the BBC in 1986 as a production trainee on Brass Tacks, This Week and Crimewatch.
Salmon has spent most of his career at the BBC, having begun as a BBC trainee on Blue Peter and Newsnight.
He started out as a graduate trainee on the Liverpool Post in 1969 before moving to the Guardian as a sub-editor on news in 1974.
It reminds me of the days when I was filling in weekly expense forms as a poorly-paid trainee on the South Wales Echo.
Last month, Aliasghar Honarmand, a former trainee on the World Service Trust's award-winning journalism development programme, ZigZag, was sentenced to 11 years in jail in Iran.
The availability of different information sources, as reported by trainees-on-call, has been studied in relation to paediatric and neonatal units in UK hospitals [ 7].
According to Bulte et al a near-peer tutor is 'a trainee one or more years senior to another trainee on the same level of medical education training' and a peer-tutor is one at the same level [ 5].
Lastly, confounding could exist if more skilled endoscopists allowed more trainee hands-on time.
"You come in now as a trainee; we have two trainees on this job, and one of them has been learning how to dye... she loves colours now, and she was fibre-glassing the other day, repairing armour.
We only included acute hospitals (at 175 acute trusts) that take on trainee doctors on the first Wednesday of August each year.
