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apprentice

noun as in novice/learner of a trade

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Since then, Centrica has taken on 1,700 apprentices and has committed to taking on one more every day for this decade at least.

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Perhaps he can make that case to his young apprentice.

He documented his rise—from a printer’s apprentice when he was 12 to a self-employed printer and publisher, inventor, diplomat and statesman—blending his personal history with advice about the virtues of work.

The networks transmission division is expanding its staff five-fold to 2,500 by shifting people within SSE, while recruiting apprentices, graduates and seeking out those in the offshore oil and gas industry.

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Mr Gray, an apprentice electrician from Bannockburn, had passed his test only the month before the collision on 17 March 2024.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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