apprenticeship造句

He began an apprenticeship as wholesale trader.

There needs a long apprenticeship to understand.

He served his apprenticeship with a tailor.

In November I finished my apprenticeship.

And it was a long apprenticeship, learning to tell stories.

The Career Voyages website describes a health care apprenticeship: The Registered apprenticeship model is well suited to many occupations in health care.

Germany has the lowest ratio (1.3), largely thanks to its successful apprenticeship system.

Seek an apprenticeship under an experienced and successful screenwriter, if possible.

He became a writer after an unfulfilling apprenticeship as an architect.

In adolescence, boys need to feel they 're working towards something, whether it be an apprenticeship or university or whatever.

Countries where the gap between youth and total unemployment is small, such as Germany and Denmark, have thriving apprenticeship schemes.

Industries in each state decide whether they will participate in federal apprenticeship programs (see this state-by-state list), and in some cases states create their own apprenticeship programs.

After his apprenticeship he worked for Joe Manton, the greatest gunsmith in England and a legend in his own lifetime.

The recognition of a need for apprenticeship will be one of the most important contributions of this effort.

Some of these things can only learned by experience, but some are learned by observation, and the only way to learn them is a long and painful apprenticeship.

Her interest took her to North Carolina, where she served an apprenticeship, and then into a printing business she set up in Portland, Oregon.

There are three advantages to participating in an official apprenticeship program, says Laurence Shatkin, co-author of "200 Best Jobs Through Apprenticeships."

It is said that programming is more of a craft than a profession, in that it takes years of apprenticeship, working under masters of the craft, to reach proficiency.