They should remember that every employee of pensionable age may be doing work that a school-leaver could be doing. |
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A school-leaver at 15, he took on odd jobs at the local theatre and got an inkling of what was required to succeed. |
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The average starting wage for a school-leaver in this country is between forty and sixty pounds a week, increasing to something like one hundred and fifty in adulthood. |
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Fairclough got the idea for the cabins after volunteering abroad for Bunac as a school-leaver. |
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Rod Aldridge went to work in local government as a 16-year-old school-leaver. |
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And me – instead of a deficient school-leaver, I'll look like a well-read sophisticate. |
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Experts argue, however, that even the most enthusiastic and dedicated school-leaver is no substitute for the real thing. |
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Maybe we need a canon of general knowledge, some kind of bare minimum required of every school-leaver. |
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Ernst and Young launched a school-leaver programme today. |
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There are two training rooms for use by 12 trainees qualified to school-leaver level, who receive 9 months of training: 7 months' theory and 2 months' practical. |
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This ranges from the school-leaver who is trained in CAD, for example, up to the design draughtsman who is individually trained intensively in the customer's specific methods as preparation for his next project. |
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Not that widespread school-leaver entry into law is a new phenomenon. |
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For the school-leaver, the choice of options available is both exciting and bewildering. |
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Skillseeker and Modern Apprenticeship programmes vie for supremacy in the school-leaver training stakes. |
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So if superstardom is not an option, how does your average school-leaver get a handle on what careers they might enjoy? |
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However, not every school-leaver has the skill level to start an apprenticesship at a Higher Level. |
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The government wants every school-leaver to have the right to an apprenticeship by 2013, but only one in 20 employers currently offer a place, said a report. |
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