“…The EU responded with the Youth Guarantee (YG) scheme, which ensures that “all young people under the age of 25 years receive a good quality offer of employment, continued education, apprenticeship or traineeship within a period of four months of becoming unemployed or leaving formal education.” …”

“…In his clip Colin talks about the decline in industry, apprenticeships and adult education classes that formed part of the training that he was involved in teaching. …”

“…There is scope to promote apprenticeships, for example by fostering cooperation between local firms and local schools. …”

“…Job-seekers who are unemployed, out of the labor force or just finished their apprenticeship are also less likely to get a chance of negotiating. …”

“…2011 "Lowe, Hugh", 2013, HistoryTalk Hugh Lowe started an apprenticeship at EMI in Hayes, West London in the late 1930s and stayed there throughout the war as it was a reserved occupation. …”

“…The dual system of apprenticeship training could be shortened. College tuition fees could be replaced by a graduate tax. (2) Welfare state reform: A consistent implementation of the principle of reciprocity would create additional employment incentives and make working for a living worthwhile again even for the low-skilled. …”

“…A number of local Committees must be mentioned :— Birmingham helps considerably to finance the apprenticeship of a large group of older boys in the Midlands area. …”

“…2013 "Watson, Glenroy", 2013, HistoryTalk Having been greatly influenced by the exhortations of his family to ‘get a trade’ upon leaving school in the mid-70’s, Glenroy took up a 5 year apprenticeship as an Electronic and Fuel Engineer at Lucas UK in Camden Town, becoming Workshop Manager. …”

“…In Industry (where there are many skilled and professional workers) it has been found possible without detriment to the quality of work to "telescope" the usual courses of apprenticeship and training. The General Medical Council are allowing medical students to take their final examinations three months earlier than usual and there is no reason why, with a "rationalisation" of the training processes, a reduction of, say, six months should not be effected in the training period for nurses. …”

“…Few of the boys are yet wholly self-supporting as many are learning trades which require apprenticeship. In some cases small fees must be paid; in others maintenance must be found. …”

“…It will probably be necessary to make much more use of post-graduate instruction than at present, as also of experience akin to apprenticeship under the supervision of senior practitioners. …”

“…The most successful European countries in terms of school-to-work transitions are those where apprenticeships are widespread. On the other hand, European countries with a high incidence of temporary work among youth have a significantly smaller share of youth belonging to pathways dominated by employment and a larger share of youth in pathways characterised by frequent job changes separated by long unemployment spells. …”

“…They would thus serve an apprenticeship of much more value than routine school instruction. (51) Higher education would continue to be available and perhaps compulsory for both physicians and surgeons, and this would be accompanied, in the case of successful students, by increased status and emoluments. (52) Medical education would need to include a special course for those whose life's work is to be the teaching of students. …”