Sentences with phrase «apprenticeship while»

I completed a 4 year apprenticeship while working for Renick Brothers.

It's an overwhelming problem that many teens face when approaching end of High school trying to figure out what you want to do in the future, whether you want to go to college then University or join an education program which will help you find student jobs and guides which will help you in an apprenticeship while working.

LAUTR offers an unique synthesis of theory, research, and practical hands - on experience, combining a year - long classroom apprenticeship while taking credential and master's coursework at Cal State LA.

Then they are to spend another year of apprenticeship while they work for the community, and only after that year can they be admitted to the common meal.

«The evidence that apprenticeships provide a huge boost to our economy and the apprentice is clear — it's why Liberal Democrats put so much emphasis on doubling the number of apprenticeships while in Government.

A spokesperson for the chain said it would develop its own staff and pupils with «various» apprenticeships while also offering training to other schools and academies.

Not exact matches

That all changed, though, when at 19 a model scout spotted him in a bar while he was working towards a carpentry apprenticeship.

While Liam did not go so far as to fly a kite in a thunderstorm, he did enroll in a four - year apprenticeship program as an electrician.

The Beach Boys were a pretty good model of what thoroughly middle class folk with no blues or country apprenticeship possibilities can aspire to do, working to keep a rhythm n» blues feel while trying to work something fresh out of elements (barbershop, surf instros) that reflected their backgrounds.

Noting the success in particular of samples from BrewDog and Pirate Life, it was pointed out that although these two brewers are based in very different climes — Scotland and Western Australia respectively — there is a connection: Pirate Life's founding brewers Jack Cameron and Jared Proudfoot met while improving their brewing skills during apprenticeships at BrewDog.

The ACFEF apprenticeship program requires apprentices to complete 445 hours of classroom instruction and at least 4000 working hours in a professional kitchen while being mentored by leading chefs in the industry.

While CPM status is voluntary, in California, midwives that train through apprenticeship model are also licensed by the Medical Board.

While they do not have initials behind their name, many may have much training and apprenticeship or have done self - study.

We must invest in education and infrastructure to attract new businesses, while using apprenticeship programs to train those who will rebuild our manufacturing base and pay them living wages.»

However, while parents in the know have a positive impression of Degree Apprenticeships, only 13 % have heard of them and higher education institutions need to do more to raise awareness.

81 % of parents think it would give their children a better chance of getting a job than a standalone university degree, while 83 % would consider a Degree Apprenticeship for themselves if they were 18 again.

«John Hayes displays his passion for apprenticeships in the House Magazine - while referring to St Augustine, Aquinas, Hegel, Burke... Main Stewart Jackson MP's review of the parliamentary week»

While there has been an increase in businesses expressing an interest in apprenticeships, this trend has been less apparent in rural areas.

Nearly 20 % of the industry's workforce is set to retire within the next 5 to 10 years, while enrolment in construction degree courses and apprenticeships is in decline.

And nothing more symbolises their failing plan than seeing the tax gap — between what should be paid and the revenue received — widening while the number of apprenticeships available for young people fell in the last year.

WHEREAS, Apprenticeship Programs are valuable tools for the local workforce which provide opportunities to residents in this area through training and education for skilled jobs while employed on County projects;

The Education and Skills Act 2008 introduced measures to extend educational opportunities and raised the school - leaving age to 18, [36] while the Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009 introduced a statutory framework for apprenticeships and the right to an apprenticeship for suitably qualified 16 - to 18Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Act 2009 introduced a statutory framework for apprenticeships and the right to an apprenticeship for suitably qualified 16 - to 18apprenticeships and the right to an apprenticeship for suitably qualified 16 - to 18 - year - olds.

Linda also helps coordinate Field Study Apprenticeships for students who elect to take advantage of this option while in school and coordinates communication with our CPA to ensure we are always in full compliance as a 501 (c) 3 Non-Profit School.

Meanwhile, Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) plans her escape from Dothraki captivity, Arya (Maisie Williams) begins her apprenticeship at the House of White and Black, and Bran (Isaac Hempstead Wright) continues his training under the Three - Eyed Raven (Max von Sydow)... all while the threat of the White Walkers looms on the other side of the Wall.

For anyone who wishes to pursue this career path, the Sports Academy offers them the best possible start; the chance to work towards the necessary industry qualifications, while gaining worthwhile work - placements to develop on - the - job practical skills and access to apprenticeships.»

Intuitive features enable authorised users to target resources at those areas requiring attention, while self - assessment responsibilities can be allocated to those with responsibility for driving through the changes inherent in the apprenticeship reforms in England.

While moves to reform apprenticeships are welcome, the emphasis has to be on quality rather than achieving volume targets - with the right QA in place those with responsibility for apprenticeships» delivery and assessment can monitor and track the success or otherwise of programmes from the start to finish.

«An electrical apprenticeship is a rigorous and academically demanding training programme which lasts longer than a first degree, but allows the apprentice to secure skills which are in high demand and to earn while they learn without accruing any student debt.»

The largest volumes of apprenticeships are in IT / telecoms and banking, while the highest growth rates are in IT / telecoms and retail.

While too few in number, some of these programs involve work - based learning or apprenticeship programs in which students earn wages and study on the job, including in the lucrative trades.

«As university costs continue to rise and the earning power for graduates drops, alternatives such as apprenticeships, mean young people can earn while they learn.

While youth apprenticeships have roughly flatlined since the early years of the decade, starts by over-25s are more than 150,000 higher in 2014/15 compared to 2009/10.

The study warned that if the trend continued, then adult apprenticeship starts would continue to increase while youth starts would stagnate or decline.

Apprenticeships are very much in the news at the moment, pupils can work with a company and also study a work - based qualification a day a week with a local College, meaning they are learning the trade while on the job.

So while international approaches to apprenticeships can be promising, Kraemer smartly notes that the study amounts to a «cautionary tale of focusing on the short - term needs of an economy when designing a career preparation system.»

The partnership will see a reading programme launched to support students who have Englishas an Additional Language, while Jaguar Land Rover will also hold events at the school to raise awareness of its programmes such as «Young Women In The Know» and its Advanced Apprenticeship scheme.

«While many young people will choose to move onto A-Levels, university and beyond, there are many options on the table for school leavers, including high - quality technical qualifications and apprenticeships.

He said: «Apprenticeships can do much for social mobility, allowing people to gain a recognised qualification and professional skills while earning a salary.

Furthermore, more than half of degree holders would consider an alternative route into employment rather than a university degree, while nearly half (45 %) will still consider doing an apprenticeship in the future.

«To be one of 40 companies in the UK to be commended by Princess Anne only a short while after joining the elite group of «outstanding» training providers shows how far we've come since delivering our very first apprenticeship programme nearly 15 years ago.»

«Apprenticeships are a great route into skilled employment and allow people to earn while they learn.

This will also include promoting higher and degree level apprenticeships, as a great way to work with some of the UK's key employers while learning at some of the UK's top universities.

The results also show that nearly a fifth (19 %) of adults felt pushed towards going to university, while just two per cent said they were pushed towards an apprenticeship.

«While it takes time for sector reforms to bed - in, it's really important that apprenticeship providers take a whole - organisational approach in their preparations to deliver apprenticeships in the new world.»

While for smaller firms there are also various incentives to take on apprentices such as the current Apprenticeship Grant for Employers (AGE) that can see companies access a grant up to # 1,500 per apprentice.

While completing their school subjects, students are studying TAFE courses and completing apprenticeships, alongside students completing work placements and university subjects.

Too many students in our high - poverty communities are falling behind academically while also missing out on opportunities to excel in a well - rounded set of subjects and activities, such as arts, music, physical education, robotics, foreign language, and apprenticeships.

The key subjects are English and maths, so a student who doesn't achieve grade C or above will be given the opportunity to retake these qualifications (or an equivalent) either while completing a course of further education or as part of an apprenticeship.

Many employers appear to prefer to recruit older existing employees onto apprenticeships - in 2014/15 only 25 % of new apprenticeships went to those under 19 years old, while 48 % were filled by existing staff.

She will say there is also considerable regional variation in the availability of apprenticeships, with fewer in London than the North West, and apprenticeships in London concentrated in the arts, media and publishing, while there is a greater concentration of engineering and manufacturing apprenticeships in the North West and West Midlands.