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    His mother, a retiring Geisha, looked forward to the prospect of carrying the tradition of women in her family by having her future daughter take up the reins in the Okiya. What she wasn’t prepared for was having two sons, twin’s to be exact. Tadashi and Masashi, it’s that order of birth that would decide the two boys fates. The older by a few minutes would become an educated young man that would carry on the family’s name, while Masashi was left to take up the family tradition. He had been…

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    receive Youth Discretionary Grants, Apprenticeship, and Youth Formula-Funded Grant Programs. Youth Discretionary Grants are aimed at specific populations of at-risk youth, such as young offenders, youth living in high-poverty areas, and foster youth, while Apprenticeships are a combination of on-the-job training and related classroom instruction in which workers learn the practical and theoretical aspects of a highly skilled occupation. Applicants for apprenticeship programs must be at least 16…

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    The differences between the colonial era and early America are greatly due to the American Revolution. Children normally were seen as pint sized grownups. However, as the revolution ended, children were seen in a more romantic manner. Children’s play was emphasized and schooling took on a new approach. Education wandered away from religious backing with the rest of society and taught more basic memorization skills. Along with a change in curriculum, children were further separated by age and the…

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    and my financial advisor told me about the business. My advisor has a few friends in the business that he offered to contact for me. 5 years from now I can foresee myself completing an apprenticeship as a real estate appraiser trainee and getting ready to get my state license. I plan will be doing my apprenticeship in Denver, Colorado which is where I wish to live after completing my B.B.A. in Real Estate from Georgia State University. After getting licensed, I plan on going into business for…

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    If the student successfully completes an apprenticeship program, they receive certification in a particular trade or field of work. No matter what kind of school a German student attends, they must complete at least nine years. If they drop out of Gymnasium, they will be required to fulfill the rest…

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    The labour markets increase in demand for skilled tradesperson has not caused an increase in the supply of these individuals. Youth tend to have a bias against apprenticeship and skilled trades. - Unpaid Internship: Unpaid internship is increasingly common. According to the University of Toronto there are up to 300,000 unpaid interns in Canada. Difficult labour market conditions for youth cause unpaid internships since…

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    at the bottom. It is difficult to convince youth to apply for apprenticeships and trade schools when the end result is a lower than average wage for a physically demanding career. Also, the cost of post-secondary education is a problem. Scholarships and financial aid rarely focus on these institutions. Students aren’t motivated to take out loans with heavy payments for years to come with less than average wage outlooks. Apprenticeships softens the blow slightly by paying students while learning…

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    Unit 11: Schools as organisations Section 1: The structure of education from early years to post­compulsory education Section 2: How schools are organised in terms of roles and responsibilities Section 3: Ethos, mission, aims and values Section 4: Legislation affecting schools Section 5: The purpose of school policies and procedures Section 6: The wider context in which schools operate Section 1: The structure of education from early years to post­compulsory education Within this section,…

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    Siemens requires different types of people to fill a wide range of roles across the organization, including skilled factory workers, designers, trade apprenticeships and managers. It is important for a business to be competitive; the company has the right number of people with the right skills in the right job, for Siemens the work force planning enable the company to audit current employee’s number and the…

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    our outfits, either homemade or store-bought fit us perfectly and looked fabulous. During this time, I also completed my Bachelors degree in Women’s Custom Tailoring, as well as a one year dress making internship and a three year dress making apprenticeship. Over the years, this interest in perfecting the fit and appearance of our wardrobes turned into the full-blown passion that I bring to the work I do for my customers…

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