Sentences with phrase «employed as an apprentice»

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

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

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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.

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

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.

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

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 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...

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.

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.

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

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