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apprenticeship
[ uh-pren-tis-ship ]
noun
- a program or position in which someone learns a trade by working under a certified expert:
The course provides students with a good base for securing apprenticeships in the plumbing and gasfitting industries.
- the state or position of any learner or novice:
His apprenticeship in political struggle was gained in the Spanish Civil War.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of apprenticeship1
Example Sentences
The separate apprentice rate,, external which applies to eligible people under 19 - or those over 19 in the first year of an apprenticeship increased by the same amount.
The apprenticeship rate, which applies to eligible people under 19 or those over 19 in the first year of an apprenticeship, will increase by the same amount.
Efan, 18, is hoping to take up an apprenticeship rather than go to university.
Daisy, however, plans to go away to study an apprenticeship but wants to return to the island's RAF's base at Valley, where Prince William was stationed.
Sonia helped Charlie get a plumbing apprenticeship and, for the last year, he has also been mentoring boys on the programme.
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