traineeship

Converse of object

• complete: He completed his diploma in legal practice in 1995 and completed a traineeship with Ketchen and Stevens, WS in 1997.
• offer: I have now been offered a traineeship at one of the major firms.
• get: Get advice about what you can do during your time at university to improve your chances of getting a traineeship.
• do: Part of my study program is to do a traineeship of 14 weeks at a company.
• start: Prior to starting the traineeship, I was an undergraduate at Oxford, reading Russian and French.
• accept: In short, I know I made the right decision in accepting a traineeship here with Bell & Scott.

Preposition: in

• firm: Information on getting a traineeship in a Scottish law firm, university life and career choices.

Adjective modifier

• two-year: Throughout the two-year traineeship, he will be able to apply for jobs within the Council as and when they arise.
• graduate: Before his call to the ministry Richard worked in personnel and industrial relations with Eastern Electricity following a graduate traineeship.
• legal: He served his legal traineeship with Glasgow solicitors Cameron Macaulay.

Modifies a noun

• program: The traineeship program has drawn additional new deal funding.
• scheme: She is pleased to be working at Corpus Christi College and to be part of the SCONUL traineeship scheme.
• pay: This too is a contentious issue, perhaps more so than traineeship pay.
• opportunity: Smaller firms are often unable to finalize recruitment plans far in advance and traineeship opportunities arise all the time.
• experience: The traineeship experience begins on the first day of the Diploma and continues until the end of the two-year traineeship.

Noun used with modifier

• year: It addresses social inclusion by offering a one year traineeship to the long term unemployed.
• month: The six month traineeship will include on the job training at Saqi in addition to studying on LCC's Postgraduate Diploma in Publishing.