Sentences with phrase «more apprentices»

The Conservative manifesto commits to continuing to support tourism in our country and stepping up efforts to recruit more apprentices into the business whilst Labour makes mention of the country's «thriving tourism industry».

The prime minister congratulated the Labour leader «on getting to 100 not out», before swatting off the question with some talk of more apprentices and «better funded sixth forms and better funded FE colleges».

The Minister then moved to Askham Bryan College in York to meet more apprentices from the college.

Many of these employers are now cutting back their traditional graduate recruitment programmes to take on more apprentices instead.

I am so proud of our work in this area and look forward to welcoming many more apprentices to the PET - Xi family over the coming months.

An example of when a theoretically good idea to have more apprentices gets completely out of hand when applied to teaching.

The ambition underpinning the changes is to encourage more apprentices and more businesses offering Apprenticeships.

Employers in the UK are taking on more work experience students, expanding their graduate schemes and looking to hire more apprentices, according to new research that predicts youth unemployment will fall over coming months.

It is true there will be more apprentices, improved public childcare and strenuous efforts to find the NHS sufficient resources.

And we can tell people how we want to do even more: more apprentices, more help for business, more bank lending.

FJF — can't comment as I don't know precise details — would have thought a million more apprentices be better 9 Agreed — and this is something Labour and LD / Con activists should take up for future campaigns 10.

Delivering three million apprenticeships by 2020 is a key priority for the Government, which is now working to ensure that the public sector «steps up» and takes on more apprentices.

One of the consequences of Brexit and the Apprenticeship Levy is that 52 percent of companies said they would consider taking on one or more apprentices to help fill any skills gaps due to our departure from the EU.