Sentence examples for traineeship and from inspiring English sources
Penguin Random House has launched a drive to recruit more diverse candidates; HarperCollins has piloted a BAME traineeship, and Sunny Singh, Nikesh Shukla and Media Diversified have started up the Jhalak book prize for black and minority ethnic writers in the UK.
A National Institutes of Health (NIH) taskforce recently recommended decreasing the number of graduate students supported on research assistantships, and instead favoring traineeship and fellowship funding mechanisms.
In a logistic regression model including gender, intercurrent HH formation, intercurrent UV cabinet use, surgical unit traineeship and report of regular use of AHR, the hazard ratio for the intervention was 3.837 (IC 2.086 7.058).
Mr Nikolov says that to win, it is important to combine a number of factors, such as reinforcing the culture of golf on the national level, improving the level of traineeship and building all-season golf courses.
Finally, as this is a traineeship and you will be coming to us with little or no media sales experience, there will be a provisional three month unpaid internship at the beginning of your employment after which, if you prove to be the right person for the job, we will take you on as a full time salaried employee of VICE.
If no cards had been returned near the end of the traineeship, students were contacted by email and/or telephone to retrieve information about the type of traineeship and possible symptoms retrospectively.
He embraced the idea of traineeships and answering endless questions.
6. Allow governments to decide how traineeships and work placements should be provided.
"Apprenticeships, traineeships, and technical courses can all be equally and, in some cases, be more beneficial to advance your career".
A different qualification path: Apprenticeships, traineeships, and school leavers' programmes are all legitimate alternatives to university level study, providing real, applicable workplace skills and experience while you study (and earn).
These involved Whitehall devolving the budget for transport and for skills (including apprenticeships and traineeships) and powers to "earn back" tax from the Treasury, in exchange for responsibility to deliver local growth.Progress was slow at first.
