Sentence examples for training of apprentices from inspiring English sources

The oil and gas industry, for example, takes the recruitment and training of apprentices very seriously as it grapples with a long-running skills shortage.

Though Britain produced the Industrial Revolution, Germany has more recent form, with first-rate training of apprentices and decades of good relations between industry and labour.

Stevens ([1994]) argues that the costs of recruiting already-qualified skilled workers can be a motive to invest in company IVET: 'If firms face high costs or difficulties in recruiting skilled labour, they can offset costs incurred in the training of apprentices against these … (and they) do regard it as an investment' (p. 568-569).

One key common feature across the analysis presented in this paper and work for Germany and Switzerland is that only costs that are directly attributable to the training of apprentices (i.e. that would not have been incurred without apprentices being employed) are incorporated in the cost benefit calculations.

Bequests in his will to the Conservatoire to found prizes for composition of cantatas on Old Testament themes and for performance on the pedal-piano, and to a Jewish charity for the training of apprentices, were refused by the beneficiaries.

The project calls for the training of apprentice masons, most of whom will come from Morningside Hts., near St. John's.

American Graffiti was completed in 1973 and, a few months later, Lucas wrote a short summary called "The Journal of the Whills", which told the tale of the training of apprentice CJ Thorpe as a "Jedi-Bendu" space commando by the legendary Mace Windy.

Spatial skills are crucial for carpentry and are a major learning objective in the initial vocational training of carpenter apprentices.

This study sheds light on the level and evolution of spatial skills in the initial vocational training of carpenter apprentices in Switzerland.

The Statistics Canada 2007 National Apprenticeship Survey NASS) gathers information on the training and employment of apprentices across Canada.

The Association of Learning Providers, which trains the majority of apprentices in England, welcomed the government's backing for the qualification, describing it as a "flagship skills programme".