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After the father gave the land to the firstborn, he tried to find apprenticeships for the rest of his sons.

Mr Collardi agrees: "Apprenticeships have been a traditional way of building staff, and will remain so. "

The cost is shared by the company and the government, and it is common for apprenticeships to turn into jobs at the end of the training.

Britain will contribute more than a quarter of a million of a planned 2m apprenticeships across the EU by the end of 2010.

Private companies are providing financing, materials, apprenticeships and guidance as representatives sit on school advisory boards.

Because most women were denied internships and hospital privileges, women medical students trained in 'irregular apprenticeships. '

Coursework may include surface preparation. material selection. technical measuring and hands-on apprenticeships.

Boys who took apprenticeships were more confident, happy and skilled by the time they were 30 than their non-apprentice contemporaries.

More opportunities and quality of apprenticeships , vocational training and traineeships.

The previous, Labour-run government pumped money into apprenticeships, hoping to cut youth unemployment and boost productivity.

Courses are available through design institutes, vocational schools, and apprenticeships at large design firms.

Many industries that require specific technical skills offer apprenticeships.

The organizer says the extra time could be spend on internships, on apprenticeships, or music or art programs.

Some say the phrase goes back to a practice of early apprenticeships.

Children from immigrant families do badly at school and win a low share of apprenticeships, the path into work for many young Germans.

You have learned these, over the years, through apprenticeships (formal or informal), school, life experience, or books, or from a mentor.

This in turn can foster charitable activities, from bursaries and grants to apprenticeships.

Labour's enthusiasm for spending on apprenticeships was accompanied by a mania for reorganisation and red tape.

We are investing in apprenticeships and an increase is taking place, with more to come.

He also wants a massive programme of apprenticeships for young unemployed Somalis.

These kids are studying subjects in depth, learning from apprenticeships, work, and travel.

Mr Osborne is funnelling some money into science and apprenticeships.

There is a complicated web of apprenticeships that serves to train up young dwarves and cement relations between clans .

Too few employers will offer real apprenticeships to the young.

Britain has struggled for half a century to get its apprenticeships right.

Another factor is that traditional bank apprenticeships are largely unknown in the other markets into which the Swiss have expanded.

Aspiring chefs work long apprenticeships and rely on word of mouth for their next job.

The government this week urged higher-quality apprenticeships, and announced new funding for them.

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