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A huge amount of expenditure comes in Apprenticeships, a practice functionally unutilized in the United States.
Hours Worked In the U.S. vs. Europe, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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The final report of a Federal Government expert panel, titled Apprenticeships For The 21st Century, has found only 48 per cent of apprentices completed their apprenticeship.
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The final report of a federal government expert panel, titled Apprenticeships For The 21st Century, found only 48 per cent of apprentices completed their apprenticeship.
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The final report of a Federal Government expert panel, titled Apprenticeships For The 21st Century, has found only 48 per cent of apprentices completed their apprenticeship.
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Apprenticeships, on the other hand, represent a humane, professional model for training and beginning a career -- the justified successor to the European tradition of craft apprenticeship, minus the cruelty, coercion, and familial arrangements, sensibly updated for the twentieth and now twenty-first centuries.
Lapham's Quarterly: Of Apprentices and Interns Lapham's Quarterly 2011
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The new standards have been introduced in response to the Apprenticeships, Skills, Learning and Children Act, which was set in motion by the previous Labour government but came into force last September.
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Apprenticeships and internships are an amazing way to get real world experience in a particular field.
Ryan Leslie: The Case for College Ryan Leslie 2011
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IPPR director Nick Pearce said: "Apprenticeships can help young people break out of the unemployment trap by offering additional general education, the chance to learn the 'soft skills' that employers often demand and specific job-related training."
Training scheme sees 900% rise in apprenticeships for over-60s 2011
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Apprenticeships and internships are an amazing way to get real world experience in a particular field.
Ryan Leslie: The Case for College Ryan Leslie 2011
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Apprenticeships, on the other hand, represent a humane, professional model for training and beginning a career -- the justified successor to the European tradition of craft apprenticeship, minus the cruelty, coercion, and familial arrangements, sensibly updated for the twentieth and now twenty-first centuries.
Lapham's Quarterly: Of Apprentices and Interns Lapham's Quarterly 2011
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