Sentences with phrase «employed apprentice»

Countering some of those costs is a government report that states 96 % of employers who employed an apprentice reported benefits to their organisation, with each apprentice increasing a company's productivity by # 214 per week — over # 10,000 a year.

But Sophie abruptly breaks the news she's moving to a different apartment share, one that Frances, a barely employed apprentice at a dance company, could never afford.

McPartland told the BBC's Daily Politics: «I think on this issue we need to get a U-turn and we need one quickly... This change affects those ordinary working families who've taken the risk of setting up a small business, many of whom employ apprentices and are the backbone of our economy.

The FSB has also urged the government to lift the barriers to employment for firms wishing to employ an apprentice.

Only 37 % of respondents are sure their companies are still employing apprentices.

Hammond said: «We recognise the challenges the new system presents to some small business looking to employ an apprentice.

School leaders are concerned about the cost of the levy, as well as «practical difficulties» in employing apprentices given that no scheme currently exists.

The government has confirmed today that schools will be included among public sector bodies expected to employ apprentices — although larger organisations such as the BBC and Houses...

The same way the old masters employed apprentices and assistants to make the work, artists do the same today.

Depending on your business, employing an apprentice can allow you to price your services or products more competitively, and in time they will help reduce the work burdens of other staff, leading to a better, and more productive work environment.

While there is a multitude of information out there, nothing will help you more in making your decision on whether to employ an apprentice than talking to an expert.

For businesses, there a number of real benefits from employing an apprentice.

Not exact matches

The campaign also called The Apprentice «one of the most successful prime - time television shows of all time» while claiming that many of the people the show employed now support Trump's presidential run.

The U.S. currently has over 545,000 apprentices working with more than 150,000 employers, and nearly nine out of 10 are employed after completing their apprenticeship.

The initiative is creating at least 20,000 extra incentive payments worth # 1,500 for each young person taken on as an apprentice and a «wage incentive» of # 1,137.50 for young people employed for between 16 and 29 hours a week.

According to CIOB research undertaken last year construction professionals felt the biggest threat to the future skills agenda was the industry not employing enough apprentices.

The law also mandates that a minimum of 10 % of the total construction workers, trades people, trainees, journeymen and apprentices employed at any given time on such a project must consist of people participating in a NYS Certified Worker Training program, and that these programs must be specific to the type and scope of work which is being performed and must have a graduation rate of at least 30 %.

Are you learning about the chemical sciences whilst employed as an apprentice or trainee?

We now proudly employ 15 people, including qualified A Grade Electricians, Fully Qualified split and ducted system installers, dedicated service & fault - finding technicians and apprentices.

Of the four classes are the Apprentice, magic user employing high damage dealing elemental towers; the Squire, who takes the hordes with a sword while being backed by meaty blockades; the Huntress, with ranged weapon in hand and powerful multi-use traps; and lastly the Monk, support class extraordinaire, able to use both ranged and melee attacks and summon auras which apply affects or damage over a wide area.

Lilian Borrows, a School Business Manager at Lowton St Mary's Primary School in 2013, employed 5 Teaching Assistant apprentices who have now successfully completed their Supporting Teaching and Learning apprenticeship framework and have gone onto full - time roles within the school.

The IOG Apprenticeship Scheme offers apprentice work placements at independent schools and can offer prospective employers the correct guidance to successfully employ and train an apprentice.

I am heartened by the optimism from businesses to create better products and greater services as a result of employing highly - skilled apprentices.

A large percentage of our workforce has been employed at Ransomes Jacobsen for many years, and we are delighted that their skills and experience are now being passed on to students, apprentices and graduates who, we hope, will also enjoy long careers with the company.»

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.

Schools Week reported last week that schools were officially confirmed as one of the public sector bodies now required to employ a set number of apprentices each year.

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.

Note, the word is «starts» — it doesn't mean the proportion of apprentices employed.

Graduates benefit from one - to - one support to find a school looking to employ a Teaching Apprentice.

The enterprise act paves the way for public sector apprenticeship targets, which are expected to require schools and trusts with 250 or more employees to employ a number of apprentices, equivalent to 2.3 per cent of their workforce.

The Squire is a knight in training that makes use of mighty spikes and blades, the Apprentice is an eager practitioner of the arcane arts that combats the foe from afar, the Huntress is a skilled trapper and explosives expert, skills that she puts to good use when slaying enemies with her crossbow, and finally the Monk has turned from a path of pacifism to defend his land by employing aura energy to heal friends and cripple foes.

At sixteen, he apprenticed as a stonemason in the local dockyards — the last apprentice to the last geriatric stonemason still employed there — a trap he escaped by smashing his hand with a hammer and going on the dole.

When he was fifteen, Delaney received his first commission, from the shoemaker who employed him as an apprentice.

Apprentices don't expect the salaries of inexperienced graduates and the government will pay you # 1,000 for each 16 -18-year-old you employ.

They must usually be employed for a minimum of 30 hours per week (unless the apprentice for some reason can not complete the full 30 hours) and are entitled to most benefits of a regular employee, such as holiday pay.

ATAs recruit, employ and arrange training for apprentices on behalf of employers.

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS • Achieved success in controlling a particularly wild fire at a local gas station by employing quick thinking and strategizing immediate fire suppression plans • Promoted from apprentice to firefighter in under three months following excellent in providing auxiliary services to the team

We now proudly employ 15 people, including qualified A Grade Electricians, Fully Qualified split and ducted system installers, dedicated service & fault - finding technicians and apprentices.

Summary After high school, I was employed as a collision repair apprentice.

We now proudly employ 15 people, including qualified A Grade Electricians, Fully Qualified split and ducted system installers, dedicated service & fault - finding technicians and apprentices.

I believe what is required as much as more education in the class room, is the need for an apprentice system to be employed.