Examples of using Young apprentice in English and their translations into German
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Asked the young apprentice.
And I believe that you may well succeed, my young apprentice.
Patience, my young apprentice.
Your young apprentice has arrived and is ready to join you in your adventure!
Listen well, my young apprentice.
The experience and expertise of older employees is justas important to us as the inspiration of new graduates and young apprentices.
Yosrick, the young apprentice, sings of his joy in his job.
There is no escape… my young apprentice.
Many years later, at the age of 16, a young apprentice named Von Kannen started working with the Gnoss siblings, and continued to work there throughout his life.
You still have much to learn, my young apprentice.
As you can see, my young apprentice… your friends have failed.
At Pesca Maya we use a head guide and a young apprentice.
An exchange programme for young apprentices should be developed rapidly.
That is why I hope the Commission will support my proposal for an extension to the European mobility programmes for young apprentices.
The adventure was a success and the young apprentice was most exited about it!
The article entitled Brazilian printing school SENAI granted access to Gallus ECS 340 provides full details of this collaboration andits importance for the young apprentices.
In the mid-1950s, I was young apprentice in a machine factory in southern Germany.
At that time King Louis IX, assigned ÉtienneBoileau, the Provost of Paris, with the task of bringing order into the organization of trades and guilds, developing young apprentices and improving the technical knowledge of guild members.
Even in daily life Müller Plastik provides young apprentices and students the opportunity through meetings and surveys to get an insight into their future career.
Lange Scholarship and Watchmaking Excellence Award, a continued professional developmentscheme launched in 2010 to offer talented young apprentices from around the world insights into Lange's understanding of fine watchmaking.
Backing up the young(25/03/2013) In Vienna, young apprentices are getting counselling and support to change their training programmes to avoid them dropping out.
Though instruction of sons by fathers is admittedly ancient, there was also a formal method by which a young person would be taught by the master craftsman,though interestingly the young apprentice was considered a chattel;
This sporty convertible was built by 16 young apprentices from the ŠKODA AUTO vocational school.
More than 10,000 young apprentices from France and across Europe are participating today in an event organised by the French Presidency to highlight the benefits of a period of mobility abroad during an apprenticeship.
All the professions are described as briefly and precisely as possible and young apprentices are quoted, regarding why they have chosen their profession.
This occurs daily in guided tours for visitors, schools and students, and is furthered in educational programmes such as the IKEA Bauhaus Summer(2013-2015)for young designers and students and the Bauhaus Camp launched in 2016 for young apprentices.
He led his ass by the bridle,and the host was about to take the animal from him and tie him up, but the young apprentice said,"Don't trouble yourself, I will take my grey horse into the stable, and tie him up myself too, for I must know where he stands.
In Italy, it is even prohibitive for a small or medium-sized business to take on young people: the current laws discourage any good intentions,as union logic wants a young apprentice to cost the company the same as a specialist worker.
Julia Kowollnik, born 1997, is our youngest apprentice.
This also includes the red jackets that are worn by everyone, from the boss to the youngest apprentice, to give a sense of community.