"training apprenticeship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a period of time during which someone learns a specific skill or trade from an experienced and skilled individual. Example: "After finishing high school, John secured a training apprenticeship with a local carpenter. He spent the next two years learning the trade and honing his skills before starting his own carpentry business."
Mastery of most domains requires a considerable investment in education, training, apprenticeship, and practice.
An aspiring director was expected to jump through carefully placed and managed hoops of training, apprenticeship and credentialization.
To enjoy even greater leverage from this investment, each project should incorporate job training, apprenticeship opportunities and local hiring goals for young men and women in the neighborhoods.
In the past, required first-year and optional first- and second-year community preceptorships were the primary venue for early patient exposure and pre-clerkship clinical-skills training (apprenticeship model), augmented by classroom and standardized-patient training; there was minimal control over preceptorship content in multiple settings.
Overnight, the 27 members of the EU agreed to spend €6bn between now and 2015 to fund training, apprenticeships and other job creation schemes for young people.
Policies should ensure that the education systems prepare young people for the skill demands of employers through outreach programmes, training, apprenticeships, and access to job-search assistance measures.
"We should be investing more in training, apprenticeships and career development to boost recruitment for people here and investment overall in the social care sector".
"It will also enable us to enhance all the positive things we currently do and are rightly proud of, such as training, apprenticeships, social inclusion, and sustainability.
These clauses could require companies to provide training, apprenticeships or opportunities for disabled people as part of the contract.
"This includes a 'responsible procurement' requirement that means bidders will need to set out how they will provide opportunities for training, apprenticeships and for small and medium-size businesses".
Further, because employers bear much of the costs of education and training, apprenticeships and other forms of employer-based training are far less costly to the government than school-based approaches.
