Financial support for primary care traineeships was considered to be very useful by both groups.
Given that your putative new PI has already told you that she can't support you on a research grant, a traineeship would seem to be the obvious alternative.
b) Youth guarantee The "youth guarantee" that ensures that every young European under 25 gets a good quality offer, thus either a job, apprenticeship, traineeship or education, needs to be filled with content and concrete actions [29].
Many of the students were relieved to learn that for the internships there is no requirement to speak a second language, although they were advised that an application for a traineeship abroad would be more likely to be successful if they spoke the language of their chosen country.
Broadchurch costume designer Ray Holman had the good fortune to be offered a BBC traineeship straight out of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff, where he studied theatre design, eventually winning a staff job at Pebble Mill in Birmingham, with its large and productive wardrobe and costume department.
Diagnostic reasoning is part of the core business of general practitioners (GPs), and teaching diagnostic reasoning has to be a part of GP traineeships.
People unemployed for more than six months to be forced to start a traineeship, take work experience or do a community work placement or lose benefits.
Applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents of the U.S. to be considered for an NSF WISeNet traineeship.
Both Figs. 1 and 2 are restricted to the first and second traineeships, because the number of subjects who had completed a third traineeship was too small (n = 57) for subgroup analysis to be performed.
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.
