apprentice

Possessives

• sorcerer: Chirac played the sorcerer's apprentice by making the main axis of his campaign law and order, a longstanding theme of the FN.

Converse of object

• indenture: So at the age of fifteen, he signed up with his father's approval as an indentured apprentice onboard the " Oneida " .
• bind: Children are generally bound apprentices at 9 or 10.
• recruit: Alternatively, GRAHAM Training can recruit a modern apprentice on behalf of an organization.
• employ: Employed apprentices over 19 who have completed the first year of their apprenticeship must be paid the national minimum wage.
• train: The Royal School trains eight Apprentices a year with two overseas students per intake.
• become: Caroline Benton has notched up a first for Southern Water by becoming the first female apprentice to qualify.

Adjective modifier

• former: He says Poeton can also point to a large proportion of jobs at all levels within the company that are filled by former apprentices.
• modern: I'm aged between 16 & 25 can I become a modern apprentice?
• young: He has spent over thirty years with the company, rising through the ranks from a young apprentice to becoming managing director.
• female: Caroline Benton has notched up a first for Southern Water by becoming the first female apprentice to qualify.
• old: He lived there with his 13 year old apprentice Andrew Morton, originally from Louth.

Modifies a noun

• joiner: Ian joined the company 23 years ago as an apprentice joiner.
• fitter: Ossie began his working career as an apprentice aircraft fitter with British Aerospace.
• electrician: Maurice Bailey began work there as an apprentice electrician in 1942.
• carpenter: I started work in 1959 as an apprentice carpenter and joiner, had excellent training with quality tradesmen and a wide range of contract.
• plumber: On leaving school he spent 4 years as an apprentice plumber.
• mechanic: Wise, who is an apprentice mechanic, narrowly escaped custody when he appeared before Carlisle magistrates.

Noun used with modifier

• engineering: The company is also the largest employer of engineering apprentices in the UK.
• craft: She started at BAE Systems as a craft apprentice and rapidly moved to become a skilled flight test engineer on Eurofighter Typhoon aircrafts.