These changes are designed to make the UK's
apprenticeship system more competitive and more in line with similar overseas programs.
Not exact matches
The world's first Green Investment Bank putting millions into green jobs and growth; our youth contract to get every young person out of work earning or learning;
more apprenticeships than this country has ever had before; major investment in areas facing difficulties from the Regional Growth Fund and greater freedom to boost jobs in our great cities; and we will take further steps to make our tax
system fairer too.
«Nowadays,» she continued, «people have much
more freedom in their personal lives and professional choices than they did when they were sold to an
apprenticeship in the old days, and yet, at the same time, they're buying into this almost feudal
system in which once you dedicate a certain number of years, you are bound by the amount of time you've spent.
«There are 1.8 million
more pupils in good or outstanding schools than in 2010, and we are delivering 3 million
apprenticeship places, opening up access to our higher education
system and investing # 500m a year into technical education.
The making of art involves a self - consistent language of form,
more or less dependent upon, or free from, given temporally - defined conventions, schemata or
systems of notation, which have to be learned or worked out, either through teaching,
apprenticeship or a long period of individual experimentation.
«Adding
apprenticeship back into the
system could make legal education shorter, less costly and
more practical,» David Lat, an American lawyer and journalist, writes in the New York Times.
Asked about the call by 55 Labour MPs for a rethink, Halfon noted that the government was ensuring
more money was going into the
apprenticeship system overall and
more money on average per
apprenticeship.
There are a handful of
systems analyst
apprenticeships out there but there are
more in software development or other IT roles.