Sentences with phrase «apprenticeship as»

You may think that flipping requires cash or credit, but a quick flip only needs proper training by attending the Canadian real estate investment strategy apprenticeship as well as the Eye - witness Canadian real estate investment training.

During my apprenticeship as a hair stylist, I have developed strong skills in inspecting hair, face, and scalp of clients, and recommend best solutions and treatment.

I'm afraid that at the moment, you can only get an apprenticeship as a solicitor, a paralegal or a chartered legal executive, but not a barrister — so your best best of applying for an apprenticeship would be to a law firm rather than a chambers.

From 1962 - 1965, he completed an apprenticeship as a photographer in Wengen.

Following an apprenticeship as a blacksmith, Wieser studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich, Germany.

She goes on to describe her apprenticeship as a painter in New York's Soho, where she became embroiled in the debates dominating the art world.

He began his apprenticeship as a 19 - year - old in a building full of artists» studios on La Giudecca in Venice, run by the Italian painter Carmelo Zotti.

Born in Dresden, Germany, in 1932 just as the Nazi Third Reich was coming to power, Gerhard Richter showed early promise as a draughtsman and left school to take up an apprenticeship as a set painter in a theater.

He worked construction for almost four years after high school, earning an apprenticeship as a carpenter following the mandatory 8,000 hours of work.

Georg Geiger made his first investments in 1980 during his apprenticeship as a banker.

I did my apprenticeship as a pseudonymous writer of young adult fiction in the 1980s (yes: including Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys).

Maintaining this position is equivalent to an apprenticeship as a professional editor.

She is based in BT's Suffolk offices and works on the software engineering apprenticeship as part of their Innovation and Design technician apprenticeship.

Apprentices that have completed their apprenticeship in the last 12 months were recognised and celebrated; whilst showcasing why more people should choose an apprenticeship as a pathway to a great career.

Given Altman's long apprenticeship as a TV director (1953 - 1966), it's easy to see where his organizational strategies come from: having to arrive at a cliff - hanger, epiphany, or pirouette every ten minutes or so, before commercial breaks.

The film won a Venice Festival prize, whereupon Monicelli embarked on a lengthy apprenticeship as assistant to several of Europe's top directors: Gustav Machaty, Pietro Germi, and a host of others.

This approach brings you an apprenticeship as essential as your training, a plan that, approached with humility and passion, allows you to develop continuously in your vocation.

She is now residing in Ottawa where she is working towards her apprenticeship as a hairstylist.

He started his education at Springfield secondary modern school, spent four years» apprenticeship as a toolmaker and another 15 years working in the aerospace and car industries.

Martin Schulz never went to college, but completed an apprenticeship as bookseller in 1977, so he would theoretically qualify for the «Mittlerer Dienst».

«However, this year alone, at least 200,000 applicants will miss out on a university place or a high quality work - based apprenticeship as a result of the Coalition Government's swingeing cuts.

Education & Skills Five Point Plan The FSB has urged the Government to invest in apprenticeships as part of a blueprint for tackling rising unemployment and creating jobs.

But further efforts are needed to improve the quality of apprenticeships as there are fewer schemes that offer «advanced» and «higher» apprenticeships compared with the more typical intermediate apprenticeships.

Head teachers, teachers and careers advisors within schools must do more to raise awareness of apprenticeships as a viable option for their students» futures, according to apprentices at a recent Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) event.

These included commitments that a Labour government would break up the big banks, take all of the carbon out of electricity by 2030, and ensure there were as many school - leavers going on to do apprenticeships as were currently going to university.

The government has launched a major review of apprenticeships as part of Gordon Brown's efforts to improve the workforce's skill base.

Dale, alongside Nylacast's other apprentices and graduates also partakes in company and school events to provide firsthand experience and insight into apprenticeships as a career path for younger students.

The research found just a fifth were made aware of apprenticeships as an option in place of undergraduate university studies following A Levels, with less than five per cent told about distant or online learning.

It probably first started way back when I started teaching over 20 years ago when some of the girls came back who went off to do apprenticeships as hairdressers and then came back and started saying, «hey we need to know about chemistry, can you give us some information about it so we can actually do our apprenticeship?»

National Apprenticeship Week 2018 - #NAW2018 — is now just four weeks away, taking place from 5 to 9 March 2018 and will bring together those passionate about apprenticeships to encourage more people to choose apprenticeships as a fast - track to a great career and business growth.

A similar correlation follows for engineering with 90 % of males interested in engineering apprenticeships as opposed to only 10 % of females.

Under the proposals, organisations of a certain size will have to pay a percentage of their payroll costs to the government to support the creation of apprenticeships as part of a drive to get 3m learners to begin one by 2020.

South Farnham Educational Trust, headed up by government teacher training tsar Sir Andrew Carter, has also been approved to deliver apprenticeships as part of the latest tranche, approved outside the normal timetable so they can be ready to offer new teaching apprenticeships from September.

We developed apprenticeships as a natural way to learn, and we need to return to a «cognitive apprenticeship» model to more closely align our instructional approaches with how our brains really learn.

From 1941 Frank embarked on a series of apprenticeships as a photographer's assistant in his home country.

The other matters on the committee's agenda were the emergence of legal apprenticeships as a route to qualification and the mysterious disappearance from the SRA's agenda of work - based learning as an alternative to the training contract.

... In shorthand, CF describes these three apprenticeships as «knowledge, skills, and attitude.»

Perceived benefits of law apprenticeships as oppose to the traditional university route to legal practice include:

This comes at a time when organisations such as the Chartered Institute of Management are calling on employers to offer higher - level apprenticeships as a route to promoting diversity in their workforces.

Schools are also facing new legislation to raise the profile of apprenticeships as a practical and beneficial alternative to university.

At the same time agency workers will generally be ineligible for apprenticeships as they are all temporary supplied workers, and as such are prejudiced.

The ceremony celebrates apprenticeships as well as graduate recruitment, with awards up for grabs for the apprentice of the year and for the best apprenticeship or school - leaver programme.

Firms are starting to offer more law - based apprenticeships as time goes on.

I like the idea of doing some apprenticeships as well.

Not exact matches

These effects help explain the recent announcement by Starbucks and several major American corporations of a program to offer full - time positions as well as apprenticeships and internships to 100,000 disconnected youth over the next three years.

You'll need to finish secondary school at minimum, but after that, it's a path familiar to tradespeople: a period of apprenticeship, followed by certification, and several years as a fully qualified worker.

Through intense study and apprenticeship, he earned himself a position as General Washington's aide - de-camp.

OTTAWA — Canadians have much to learn from Germany's famed apprenticeship system despite doubts it could succeed in Canada, Jason Kenney said as he wrapped up a fact - finding mission into how the European powerhouse streams its youth into skilled trades.

She'd undergone a decade - long apprenticeship at Linamar, the auto - parts manufacturing company Frank founded in Guelph, Ont., in the 1960s, starting as a lathe operator and moving through accounting, quality control and factory management, among other functions.

Unions in the utility industry, health care and manufacturing industries are using knowledge and skills as the key source of worker power by expanding apprenticeship training, creating partnership with community colleges, vocational schools, and employers to fill the «middle skills» gaps that exist today or will grow as skilled baby boomers retire.