noun
definition
The condition of, or the time served by, an apprentice.
definition
The system by which a person learning a craft or trade is instructed by a master for a set time under set conditions.
Examples of apprenticeships in a Sentence
The vocational GCSEs are to be designed to enable a seamless progression into modern apprenticeships.
The target was to increase the number of year 11 students in north yorkshire considering apprenticeships by 20 %.
Apprenticeships cater for work methods in industry such as lean manufacture, team and cell working and modern manufacturing and control techniques.
She employs two stylists who have completed their apprenticeships in the last three years.
The target was to increase the number of year 11 students in north Yorkshire considering apprenticeships by 20% .
Ultimately, the Engineering Academy is looking for suitable applicants for its apprenticeships.
Formally known as the Interior Design Experience Program (IDEP), a checklist of specific skills must be met during the apprenticeships years.
Training, written tests, and on-air apprenticeships are common.
Some trainers offer paid apprenticeships, some will allow you to work on a volunteer basis, and others may employ you.
The site includes job listings, apprenticeships and job training information, among many other helpful items.