Sentences with phrase «as apprentices»

People usually prefer to work as apprentices to learn the tricks of the trade; many employers favor pipefitter applicants who have over 1000 work hours as an apprentice.

A lot of Operators started as apprentices.

In most cases they begin as apprentices or in programs before graduating to journeyman status.

Even youngsters planning to work as apprentices to electricians may use these templates.

They usually act as apprentices in the process of becoming full time paperhangers.

Associates were often trained as apprentices to another solo practitioner, and made a living based on the clients that they could bring into their practice.

The recent graduates, as apprentices, will work in the offices of solo and small firm attorneys who mentor the apprentices in communities and areas of interest in which the apprentices want to work after admission to law practice.

He suggests law school could last two years, after which law students could start working as apprentices «and being paid, albeit modestly, perhaps like paralegals or medical residents.

Participants sign on as apprentices for two years.

By then it was established that middle - class American kids trained in colleges rather than as apprentices.

If you have a strong academic background and want to gain experience in preparation for certification, we sometimes have openings for people to study with us as apprentices.

The students in her video engaged in mathematical discourse in an explicit, contextualized manner and saw themselves as both apprentices and co-constructors of the knowledge in that classroom.

Most schools are also covered under a new obligation requiring them to employ an average 2.3 per cent of their headcount as apprentices — for a school with a hundred staff, this means employing at least three apprentices a year.

The government also wants public bodies with 250 or more employees to hire 2.3 per cent of their workforce as apprentices every year.

In their internships, students serve in local classrooms essentially as apprentices, initially in an observational role and then gradually taking on responsibilities for supporting group work and even co-teaching at times with their cooperating teacher.

Earlier this week, skills minister Nick Boles announced new plans that will require all public authorities with more than 250 employees to recruit 2.3 per cent of their staff as apprentices each year.

Anne Milton insisted to MPs that the public sector apprenticeship target — which requires public bodies to hire 2.3 per cent of their workforce as apprentices every year — is achievable for schools, but accepted more support is needed.

The government are currently legislating to set a target for all public sector employers (which includes schools but not parliament) to employ an average of 2.3 % of their headcount as apprentices.

The Academy is delivered in partnership with a national construction company, which sponsored the capital build and design costs and has committed to taking all graduates on as apprentices for the next 2/3 years.

I think Nylacast is unique in that they are willing to work with sixteen year old school leavers as apprentices, who sometimes are not the «finished mature person» but nonetheless given time and training have the skill set to go on to become the next generation of engineers given the nurturing and inspiring environment wrapped around them by the company.»

Wilshaw is expected to say that the number of 16 to 18 year - olds being taken on as apprentices is as low as it was a decade ago, and the low figures are partially a result of schools failing to push pupils down vocational routes.

But for more than half of each week, they worked — as apprentices here at Swisscom, Switzerland's largest telecommunications company.

In addition to serving as apprentices, postdocs should be offered the same training and opportunities provided doctoral students in programs such as IE.

«Contractors with the county must have NYS Certified Worker Training Programs that actually graduate workers as apprentices, thereby providing local workers with the education and skills training they need to succeed in construction trades now and in the future, while at the same time lessening the need for out - of - area workers on these jobs as local workers gain new skills,» Poloncarz said in a statement.

«To get more minorities into the building trades, you have to start them off as apprentices,» Brown said.

According to witnesses, Mr Cable said in his speech: «There is no reason why British school and university leavers should not work in India in high - tech industries for a few years or as apprentices.

Contractors with the county must have NYS Certified Worker Training Programs that actually graduate workers as apprentices, thereby providing local workers with the education and skills training they need to succeed in construction trades now and in the future, while at the same time lessening the need for out - of - area workers on these jobs as local workers gain new skills.

Clegg says more than «over a million men and women» have started training as apprentices and that «Mothers will no longer be worse off in retirement because of our new simpler, fairer pension.»

The national minimum wage would apply from 18 rather than 21 as well as apprentices, according to the Guardian newspaper.

Welsh Liberal Democrat Assembly Members, Peers and Members of Parliament have been spending time as apprentices in businesses across Wales to highlight the opportunities available for young people to gain experience and skills.

The institutes that serve in this way would not be places for teaching most students, although those wanting to become scientific researchers could learn research methods as apprentices.

As his apprentices, we are personally interacting with him as we do our job, and he is with us, as he promised, to teach us how to do it best.

Matthew tells us that immediately after Jesus began a public preaching ministry, he took four fishermen as his apprentices.

They would loan money to their kind without interest, they would take others of their own under their wings as apprentices in their trades.

Before you earn the title of journeyperson, you have to work as an apprentice, which means getting hired by a company willing to train you and registering with the appropriate regulatory body in your province or territory.

As an apprentice, you will earn some portion of a journeyperson's salary, depending on your experience — typically, first - year apprentices make half the hourly rate of a fully licensed elevator mechanic.

Before you can register as an apprentice in your province, you must get hired by an elevator company willing to sponsor you.

The future television host and comedian joined the US Navy in 1943, starting as an apprentice shipman and eventually becoming a midshipman assigned to the USS Pennsylvania in the Pacific Ocean.

The future television host and comedian joined the US Navy in 1943, starting as an apprentice shipman and eventually a midshipman assigned to the USS Pennsylvania in the Pacific Ocean.

Insight: Learn a trade as an apprentice and then venture off.

I first broke into the buy side in 1986, as an apprentice to a portfolio manager at Manning & Napier in New York.

A Deutsche Bank veteran who started as an apprentice, Sewing is accelerating a push to refocus the lender on its European home market and reverse a two - decade effort to compete head - to - head with the large Wall Street firms that dominate volatile securities trading.»

From day one, he was praying about which member (or members) he could train as an apprentice to take over this group or lead a new group.

During his training on Degobah (and throughout his journey as an apprentice), Luke learns the power of serenity and prayer.

Same thing with a young man, he could go indentured as an apprentice to the homeowner's trade and pay his way to learn a trade.

There are several effective approaches to teacher training such as working under an experienced teacher as an apprentice teacher, regular workers conferences, and personal conferences with an experienced superintendent.

The show that originally debuted as The Apprentice in 2004 was hosted by President - elect Donald Trump until he left in 2015 to run for office.

I knew from my first reading that he was a man who himself spoke as an apprentice in eternal living, who had learned much from the Master and could help those new to the craft.

We have to look at the socialization of the graduate students as they apprentice for teaching to appreciate what is going on in their lives, how their horizons have changed, how their identities have been shaped.

These days I am discovering great peace, joy and freedom as I apprentice myself to Christ in the way of Love.