On-the-job training is also a common path for new workers.
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Mr. Albayrak was undergoing a "fast on-the-job training," he said.
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Construction laborers typically get on-the-job training and need no formal education.
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Many of these roles demand extensive on-the-job training, certifications, or licenses.
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These include tuition assistance, discounted classes, and credit for on-the-job training.
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We also included required work experience and on-the-job training (if any).
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They get 64 hours of on-the-job training on use of force.
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It included after-school remedial study centers and on-the-job training projects.
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That could include apprenticeships, on-the-job training, professional development, or mentoring programs.
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A resident is a physician having further on-the-job training after medical school.
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Fortunately, more on-the-job training is being offered by employers desperate for workers.
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The on-the-job training leads to highly-skilled careers in the shipbuilding industry.
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Prior learning assessments allow working-students to earn credit for on the job training.
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"We don't need another on-the-job training in the White House," he said.
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They get on-the-job training and often do not have a college degree.
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This is a return to past decades, when on-the-job training was more common.
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At six months when candidates begin their on-the-job training, the salary rises $51,000.
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Getting Saudi men to be productive requires them to undergo extensive on-the-job training.
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And lastly, to be commander in chief, there's no time for on-the-job training.
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The money should help cushion the financial blow, and tempt them towards on-the-job training.
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Veterans can use their GI Bill benefits for college, housing or on-the-job training programs.
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Siblings offer early, on-the-job training in how to work and live with other people.
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And with all due respect, there's going to be no time for on-the-job training.
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And the last thing is, investing a lot of their capital in on-the-job training.
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"There's going to be no time for on-the-job training," Biden said in Fort Dodge.
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Take advantage of on-the-job training to keep your skills current, said Collinson at Transamerica.
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"I really wanted to make sure students were getting real on-the-job training," Brodie said.
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Many of these roles demand extensive on-the-job training, certifications, lengthy internships or an associate's degree.
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Some small businesses are adapting by offering on-the-job training but others are curtailing growth expectations.
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And so I'm doing a lot of on-the-job training, doing things that are very strange.
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Many small business owners have increased wages, offered on-the-job training or started providing other perks.
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Amazon will pay workers at least $15 an hour and benefits, and include on-the-job training.
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The job required several weeks of training, followed by on-the-job training, to become state-certified.
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If you think your on-the-job training was tough, imagine what life is like for newbie surgeons.
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Many dispensaries will offer on-the-job training, and budtenders are well positioned to advance in the industry.
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Young priests are often sent to parishes alone after minimal on-the-job training with an older colleague.
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And it is a helluva a time for a case of first impression and on the job training.
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He signed that into law -- $1 billion for S.T.E.M. jobs for on the job training for technical jobs.
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One person now tends two giant machines at once, requiring specialized knowledge and extensive on-the-job training.
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So, you're on-the-job training that you were paid for, which you didn't have expertise in before.
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To graduate to this level, an officer needs a high school diploma as well as on-the-job training.
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Enrollees complete thousands of hours of on-the-job training and an extensive classroom curriculum up to four years.
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Do you want your surgeon or your pilot to have only one week's experience of on-the-job training?
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Noticing the growth in barista careers, Serco opened two cafes in the prison to provide on-the-job training.
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Some are able to figure it out with on-the-job training, and some quickly stumble much like Neumann.
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And it calls on Congress to allow student loans to apply to technical college education or on the job training.
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That is real emergency management, crisis management, on-the-job training that I had during the months following Hurricane Sandy.
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There is no time for on-the-job training.... I've met every major world leader in the last 45 years.
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However, the utilization of peer specialists, those given formal coursework, on the job training, and certification, is somewhat less common.
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Participants will be served breakfast, receive on-the-job training and get paid only after completing six hours of work.
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Critics also point at research suggesting that on-the-job training by employers themselves has been declining in recent years.
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Education required: Associate's degreeProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 900Training required: Moderate-term on-the-job training
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Education required: Associate's degreeProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 2,300Training required: Long-term on-the-job training
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It was on-the-job training, and without that kind of nurturing and support, this would never be my profession.
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The career path into those trades typically involves some form of non-college certification and apprenticeship or on-the-job training.
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After a year of on-the-job training, the program will finish 215 with 228 graduates placed into full-time jobs.
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Nuclear power reactor operators typically only need a high school diploma, though the role does require extensive on-the-job training.
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And through the Amazon Technical Veterans Apprenticeship program, we are providing veterans on-the-job training in fields like cloud computing.
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To graduate to this level, an officer needs a high school diploma as well as plenty of on-the-job training.
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Proponents say the on-the job-training programs reduce people's student debt while making sure they pick up in-demand skills.
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Germany is a model example, with its apprenticeship programs, provided education and on-the-job training for the jobs of tomorrow.
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Therefore, the employer must invest in on-the-job training of newcomers and in retaining experienced employees who provide that training.
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In the program, those selected will spend four years undergoing classroom and on-the-job training, for which they are paid.
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Southwest Key's communications director, Cindy Casares, said all employees receive at least 80 hours of classroom and on-the-job training.
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You might have to complete thousands of hours of on-the-job training and hundreds of more hours in the classroom.
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"Meanwhile, we have a very skilled, tested experienced leader who doesn't need on-the-job training," he said, referring to Pelosi.
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Many young people have participated in these programs — including in the U.S. — that combine on-the-job training with classroom education.
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Education required: Postsecondary nondegree awardProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 4,800Training required: Moderate-term on-the-job training
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Education required: Postsecondary nondegree awardProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 2,100Training required: Moderate-term on-the-job training
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Education required: Postsecondary nondegree awardProjected average annual job openings between 2018 and 2028: 238,400Training required: Short-term on-the-job training
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Apprenticeships, where companies couple on-the-job training with some kind of educational plan, are growing popular in other countries like Germany.
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Also potentially to blame: many businesses aren't willing to put in the time to help young people with on-the-job training.
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This was his first client study, so it largely involved on-the-job training to develop skills using spreadsheets and presentation software.
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It's not a move that was included in my eight-week on-the-job training, but I think it should have been.
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This includes offering amazing perks and benefits, on-the-job training options and even hiring bonuses as an effort to find qualified employees.
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Clinton's evolution can be likened to a professionalization — to the kind of shift that occurs as a president gains on-the-job training.
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Parenting is always on-the-job training, and you kind of have to either keep up your skills or have access to grandma.com!
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Skills gaps can lead to high on-the-job training costs, slower growth and productivity losses (more to come on that last one).
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This isn't a role for someone who needs on-the-job training, and decision-makers should seek out only the most qualified candidates.
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Perkins funding provides high school and post-secondary students with on-the-job training in fields like cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing and health care.
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Generation X was most likely to crave challenge in their jobs, while Gen Z was drawn to roles offering on-the-job training.
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While some industrial machine repairers get on-the-job training, others attend a technical school to learn the skills needed for this job.
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Police need to incorporate transgender relations into their academies and on-the-job training, said Lieutenant Nicholas Augustine of Maryland's Montgomery County Police Department.
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He is a graduate of a program called Apprenti that provides education and on-the-job training for tech jobs to non-traditional recruits.
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And I'm going to tell you, that it — I'm going to suggest to you here tonight, that you can't do on the job training.
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Instead they should seek other ways for non-graduates to prove they have the right skills and to get more on-the-job training.
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Domestically, Biden has led efforts to reform on-the-job training programs and build a more sustainable economy through the Ready to Work Initiative.
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More internship programs and on-the-job-training that provide relevant work skills would make it easier to transition to new industries mid-career.
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State or federal funds could reward employers more generally who embrace "high road" employment practices like substantial on the-job training or profit-sharing.
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Apprenticeship programs, which mix school and on-the-job training, could better prepare the workforce of the future, Business Insider reporter Rich Feloni reported.
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The campaign would also expand apprenticeship and vocational programs, as well as establish a tax credit for companies that provide on-the-job training.
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Companies are turning to post-high school students, with two years of cyber technical education, for on-the-job training and financially rewarding careers.
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President Trump has proposed a national effort to create 4.5 million apprenticeships — combining school and on-the-job training — over the next five years.
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In Chicago, our programs are doing just that – providing on-the-job training, a competitive salary, benefits, and free tuition toward an Associate's degree.
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As a result, he says, professionals seeking employment opportunities are now in a position to bargain for what they want, including on-the-job training.
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Prior to getting started, they attend the MindSpark Training Academy, an eight-week program that includes classroom time, testing exercises and on-the-job training.
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Forbes reports that it pays new recruits $75,000 per year, while offering a year of on-the-job training and access to a company car.
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It will require a greater emphasis on lifelong learning and on-the-job training, and wider use of online learning and video-game-style simulation.
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The burrito chain also offers up to 230 college credits through on-the-job training – reducing the number of credits needed toward a bachelor's degree.
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It has 21.4 locations throughout Brooklyn, including the Brooklyn High School for Leadership and Community Service, where at-risk students receive on-the-job training.
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A fourth-generation ironworker from Chicago, I spent four years in the Iron Workers Registered Apprenticeship Program, getting on-the-job training with classroom instruction.
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Because this was his first client study, it largely involved on-the-job training to develop skills in the use of spreadsheets and presentation software.
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Richardson acknowledged that starting in 2002, for a seven-year period, the Navy provided sailors with on-the-job training in the form of CDs.
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The prior-learning credit program at the New School counts on-the-job training, volunteer work, military service and creative arts endeavors as academic credits.
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However he does hold the most powerful job on the planet, and the planet would be calmed if he engaged in some on-the-job training.
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Much of the rest, he insisted, was a result of harder-to-measure gains in human capital such as on-the-job training and better health.
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Registered Apprenticeship programs and on-the-job training can help veterans successfully transition from the military to a new career they can continue to proud of.
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The jobs would provide credentials and hard and soft skills through on-the-job training, which could then facilitate a transition into unsubsidized private-sector employment.
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Many electricians learn the tricks of the trade through a three-to-five-year apprenticeship, while others attend a technical school before on-the-job training.
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"It's not the time for newcomers, and now is not the time for on-the-job training," said Mr. Ducey at a news conference in Phoenix.
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The setting and the rigorous, on-the-job training it offered could not have been more different from those of the art school he had left behind.
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Workers pick up their skills through on-the-job training, industry certifications and community college courses and represent 20 percent of Big Blue cybersecurity hires since 2015.
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Another big challenge: All this is happening as the demands for a highly skilled workforce grow while the prospects for on-the-job training or credentialing shrink.
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They include unsubsidized employment, subsidized employment, on the job training, community service work, job search or job readiness training, and up to 12 months of vocational education.
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" In the same press release last year, the White House described these opportunities as "apprenticeships and work-based learning, continuing education, on-the-job training, and reskilling.
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Donald Trump's on-the-job-training, seat-of-the-pants presidency and total disregard for the seriousness of this office will cause damage requiring decades to repair.
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"They also don't have the ability to do on-the-job training or run their own training programs in the same way large employers do," he said.
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In broad terms, provision of on-the-job training has been shrinking—in both America and Britain it has fallen by roughly half in the past two decades.
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This runs a little counter to his message, but Democratic voters don't want to turn the keys over to someone they worry will need on-the-job training.
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On-the-job training and high-quality online courses are critical in powering proficiency and mastery of these tools that make up the fabric of the modern workplace.
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In the Netherlands screeners received 40 hours of class training, two months of on-the-job training and 24 hours of additional training every year to remain qualified.
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Many jobs require a high school diploma or less, but they do require more extensive on-the-job training and familiarity with a variety of tools and technologies.
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The mantra among career diplomats has long held that on-the-job training — not lessons in a classroom — is the only way to learn how to practice diplomacy.
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In 2015, Montana implemented a bipartisan, state-funded employment initiative that offers Medicaid recipients a range of services, including career counseling, on-the-job training and tuition assistance.
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On-the-job training (279%) and online or e-learning courses (22013%) were the most common forms of training employees in India had received in the last year.
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During his tenure, the department established a partnership between registered community colleges and sponsors that allowed on-the-job-training to count as academic credit toward a degree.
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Separately, workers in UPS sorting facilities use Bluetooth audio linked to mobile devices to receive live directions on package routing, eliminating some 000 hours of on-the-job training.
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Warren Stevens, who described himself as a mentor to Nero, and conducted on the job training with him, says he never taught Nero to seat belt prisoners in vans.
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To take this rank in a fire house, workers typically have attended some college, but no degree is required, and do a fair bit of on-the-job training.
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Once again, all that on-the-job training supporting his fellow astronauts served him well: In 2010, NASA named Hadfield the first Canadian commander of the International Space Station.
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While most medical assistants earn a certificate, others enter the job with a high school diploma and then learn the tricks of the trade through on-the-job training.
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Placement by a temp firm at a company provides on-the-job training, which provides the individual with marketable skills and a better opportunity to secure full-time employment.
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Given Mr. Biden's emphasis on electing a president who does not require on-the-job training, he seems inclined to apply that standard to a running-mate as well.
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In the '70s, the economist Gary Becker theorized that employers would shift the costs of developing human capital onto workers, from paid on-the-job training to unpaid schooling.
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According to the campaign's earlier release, Buttigieg served a nonprofit health insurance provider for three months, focusing on on-the-job training for savings in administration and overhead costs.
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While some occupations like doctors, dentists, and lawyers require a college degree, many other occupations require only on the job training or a certificate from a technical (trade) school.
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In the case of a worker electrocuted because of inadequate on-the-job training, Judge Gorsuch in his dissent made clear that he would have ruled for the company.
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To take this rank in a fire house, workers typically have attended some college, but no degree is required, and have done a fair bit of on-the-job training.
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But she learned to live with my limitations — those caused by my atrophied muscles, my respiratory distresses and myriad external obstacles and attitudes — through real-world, on-the-job training.
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Since August 2016, asylum seekers can continue on-the-job training over three years and work for another two years under certain conditions even if their asylum requests were rejected.
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While patrol officers may not need a college education get started in the field, most candidates must graduate from their agency's training academy before moving on to on-the-job training.
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Let's make sure that parents and high schools teach about sexual predators on the job, training teens how to say no forcefully and to report violations immediately, promising they'll be heard.
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Alternatively, they can get a bachelor's in a different field of engineering and then either get a graduate degree in biomedical engineering or complete on-the-job training in biomedical engineering.
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The pledge will commit employers to expanding apprenticeships and increasing on-the-job training to help Americans, from high schoolers to retirees, secure stable jobs and careers in the modern economy.
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My research has shown that nurses wrestle with ethically challenging care in real time, because there are few places in their educational preparation and on-the-job training to do so.
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On-the-job training should not be overestimated — it works great if one is lucky to have good mentors, but that's not a given — and formal preparation should not be undervalued.
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His years wearing a badge in Brooklyn, the police said, would prove to be on-the-job training for a second career as a purveyor of prostitutes and protector of pimps.
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In an odd twist, as the playoffs begin this weekend, a few of the teams will find out what happens when that face belongs to someone doing on-the-job training.
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ON-THE-JOB TRAINING Hoping to overcome years of corruption and sectarianism that promoted unqualified officers and wore down the army's ranks, the coalition has trained thousands of Iraqi soldiers and police.
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"This cognitive assist is really a big deal because it allows for the kind of on the job training you're talking about," he said Monday at the Technology Policy Institute's annual conference.
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An injury to Justin Bethel forced Williams into on-the-job training as a starter, and it went poorly, with the 24-year-old being torched for 74 yards and a touchdown.
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Apprenticeships are programs that provide on-the-job training and instruction for workers in highly-skilled occupations across a range of industries, such as manufacturing, construction, health care support, and information technology.
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Mr. Udeorji added that for smaller artists, many of whom exist mainly on platforms like SoundCloud, "a lot of their managers are just their homie," which can require on-the-job training.
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A good deal of what actors and directors know about their trade comes from on-the-job training, from working on set and in production studios under filmmakers with decades of experience.
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Data from ZipRecruiter shows that more companies across industries are offering on-the-job training or tuition reimbursement to help open up jobs to candidates who might not have the necessary skills.
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On the job training, however, is also important, as those studying to be funeral directors and morticians must one to three year-long internships and pass a state and/or national board exam.
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Average annual gross income: $77,172Though coroners do not require the same level of medical training as medical examiners or forensic pathologists, they could be required to complete certification and on-the-job training.
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They forge public-private partnerships with employers, who get a steady stream of skilled entry-level employees in return for providing students with on-the-job training, certifications and routes to career advancement.
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First hired as a maintenance worker, Barrera worked his way up through other positions, got on-the-job training and eventually began reviewing company accounts for a salary of about $2,000 a month.
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Every other contender would need at least a year of on-the-job training, which is something the country and the world will scarcely be able to afford after four years of Trumpism.
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They teach specific skills geared toward specific jobs in industries where there is real labor market demand, usually in partnership with businesses in those industries, which provide apprenticeships and on-the-job training.
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These jobs require the least amount of additional education and training of the six, although they do require completion of a one-year certificate program followed by on-the-job training shadowing experienced coworkers.
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The bill's authors said the legislation looks to close a skills gap by helping post-secondary students receive on-the-job training in fields short on skilled workers like manufacturing, health care and cybersecurity.
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If we want to put people back to work, let's do more than just subsidize their unemployment — let's subsidize their employment as they learn through on-the-job training, apprenticeship, and pre-apprenticeship programs.
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Job seekers participated in mock interviews, had their resumes looked at, received advice on what to wear to interviews and even receive on-the-job training demos from companies like Five Guys and Starbucks.
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"Workers in fully automatable jobs are more than three times less likely to have participated in on-the-job training, over a 12-months period, than workers in non-automatable jobs," the study says.
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A robust parallel system of on-the-job training, apprenticeships and youthful practical work experience is needed, supported by changes in federal laws and regulations, such as lowering the minimum wage for younger workers.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German companies managed to attract more apprentices to on-the-job training schemes last year due to a surge in applications from asylum seekers from Afghanistan and Syria, data showed on Wednesday.
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It can be done through on-the-job training, which increasing numbers of companies offer, according to Haefner at CareerBuilder, or through trade schools and community colleges that are focused squarely on job-related skills.
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Keep in mind, though, that no degree doesn't mean no experience necessary: Most of these roles require on-the-job training, like apprenticeships, while others expect that you've taken certain relevant classes or gotten certification.
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Employers across the country are facing similar dilemmas filling these so-called "middle-skill" jobs, where the right training could be a certificate, a short-term credential, on-the-job training, or an associate's degree.
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The company frequently works with larger partners in the area; when they see people with potential, they work to secure them membership in an apprenticeship program that provides both classroom and on-the-job training.
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It starts at the US Naval Academy or Officer Candidate School and continues through an officer's career, taking different paths depending on the person: classroom time, tests, simulations, on-the-job training on different warships.
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"Techtonic Group's approach recognizes the power of on-the-job training and relationship-building to not only equip individuals with in-demand skills, but also help them identify fulfilling career pathways for the long-term."
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Shortages of skilled labor and a lack of young people willing to commit to on-the-job training for up to 3-1/2 years have become big concerns for managers in Europe's largest economy.
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In order to transition into this new economy, Puzder said people need to change the way they look at education, and more people need to go into vocational training, technical training and on the job training.
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Then, the team tracked the same job paths to the mid-career level to assess growth opportunities such as average tenure, projected job growth and on-the-job training, using Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data.
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John Kasich, who, as a former congressman and current governor, regularly frames himself as the most qualified to hold the office, chided Obama's administration as the failure of "on-the-job training" in his campaign statement.
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The company's package offers employees $5,250 in tuition assistance per year, college credit for on-the-job training, personalized college advisors, and discounts at 80 online universities and programs ranging from high school to master's degrees.
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Having access to the scouting, all the video, the personnel departments and the front office, the Quality Control Coach might be the best on the job training for anyone aspiring to become an NFL Head Coach.
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A photo of Josh holding the sign reached the team at Chip Ganassi Racing in Charlotte, North Carolina, and with the help of Filiberto, their pit crew members gave Josh some unforgettable on-the-job training.
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They've got to do more, in terms of on-the-job training, to transfer the skills, and actually-, and essentially change their workforce, from what they have today, to what they're going to need for tomorrow.
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JON CARAMANICA AMBROSE AKINMUSIRE Nowadays, young jazz musicians rarely have a chance for on-the-job training from their elders; the music is typically passed from one generation to the next in the classroom, not onstage.
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"Experienced sailors routinely provide on-the-job training for less experienced sailors, so the time doing this must come out of sleep, personal time, or other allotted work time," according to the May 85033 GAO report.
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A lack of skilled labor and a shortage of young people willing to commit to on-the-job training for up to 3-1/2 years have become big concerns for managers in Europe's largest economy.
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In order to become a licensed truck driver, you have to do quite a bit of on-the-job training with an experienced trucker, going on days-long cross-country drives one-on-one with your trainer.
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In its 2015 Economic Report of the President, America's Council of Economic Advisers found that the share of the country's workers receiving either paid-for or on-the-job training had fallen steadily between 1996 and 20163.
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Why it matters: Minority workers, people without high school degrees, and those with disabilities will benefit from the program, which will include new slots for apprenticeship and work-based learning, continuing education and on-the-job-training.
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At Hot Bread Kitchen, Jessamyn Waldman Rodriguez is diversifying the culinary work force by giving women facing economic insecurity paid and intensive on-the-job training in her commercial bakery so that they start careers in food.
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On Wednesday night, debate moderators questioned Mr. Buttigieg's record on racial issues while rivals including Mr. Booker, of New Jersey, and Ms. Harris, of California, suggested he needed on-the-job training in talking to black audiences.
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College costs, both public and private, began to rise; companies that had once paid for on-the-job training — essentially credentialing workers in their fields — began asking applicants to find training themselves, generally through some sort of college.
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A high school diploma is necessary for all entry-level positions in the field, but most line installers complete technical instruction and long-term on-the-job training or apprenticeships, which can last for up to three years.
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And some of the fastest-growing, most exciting occupations happen to be well suited to learning through an apprenticeship typically because they require a good amount of structured on-the-job training in addition to specialized technical education.
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It makes no sense to force veterans who have had both classroom and on-the-job training in roles as varied as medics and I.T. specialists to take college courses that require them to duplicate lessons already learned.
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FedEX, General Motors, Home Depot, IBM, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Walmart, and 16 other companies and trade groups signed a pledge to expand apprenticeship programs, increase on-the-job training, and educate both students and workers throughout their careers.
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But it wasn't really until I found my way to SNL and the long history of political comedy on that show, I got to be up close to that and I feel I had on the job training.
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On-the-job training Under the Conservation Camp program, which is jointly run by the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and the Los Angeles Fire Department, only low-security prisoners with a record of good behavior are eligible.
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Exceedingly eloquent — transcribing the hour-and-a-half interview took ages, lest I miss an incisive gem — Ms. Hall comes from rigorous on-the-job training, which began almost two decades ago in the rehearsal rooms of British theater.
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In Milwaukee, for example, Gorman & Company, an apartment developer, has teamed up with city, state and community agencies to give former inmates on-the-job training restoring dilapidated, tax-foreclosed homes, which are then rented to low-income earners.
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More fundamentally, while in a weak labor market, the in-demand management skill is how to squeeze workers a little harder, in a strong labor market, skill at providing on-the-job training could become a hot management trend.
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Otsuka's on-the-job training, gumption (which is not always appreciated in reserve-respecting Japan), and art-biz smarts became as integral to the chef-turned-artist's tale as his decision to change careers and the peculiar evolution of his art.
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It's also good business to attract and retain the best and brightest—especially those we are already educating here in the U.S. Let's keep the fixes to the immigration system that strengthened and extended on-the-job training for STEM graduates.
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Now, her family firm of 25 employees provides in-house training one evening a week and an in-house lab experience one Saturday a month in addition to 40-50 hours a week of on-the-job training for their apprentices.
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The federal government will publish the rule on Friday, saying that international students earning degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields in the United States will now be eligible to stay for three years of on-the-job training.
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It also suggests that after a year of chaotic on-the-job training, Mr. Trump has developed more confidence in his own instincts and wants aides and cabinet members with whom he has good chemistry and who embrace his positions.
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"Jeff will have to emphasize that he can go to work and help the president on Day 1, and that the Senate isn't a place for on-the-job training," said Jim Zeigler, the Alabama state auditor and a Republican.
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Yet even as he campaigns on a message of experience — a candidate who doesn't need on-the-job training — Biden also has told supporters he takes nothing for granted and is keenly aware he needs to fight for the nomination.
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"With all these perspectives, you should need no on-the-job training to lead this department and take advantage of this exciting time in biomedical research to speed safe drugs through the system to patients more rapidly," Alexander said. Sen.
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Harry Harrison, the co-head of Barclays' non-core division, told the London court on Tuesday that he had learnt during on-the-job training about the importance of setting Libor benchmark interest rates independently from a bank's commercial interests.
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Offering higher pay, better benefits and on-the-job training — and reaching out to groups of people who don't fit the traditional mold of a construction worker — are just a few of the ways construction companies are dealing with an acute labor shortage.
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A former federal air marshal familiar with the situation told CNN that newly hired air marshals do not currently receive on-the-job training and said this incident might have been avoided if the individual had been paired with a senior air marshal.
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Additionally, building a bench of potential successors from the existing C-suite or deeper within the organization those with institutional knowledge and groomed through on-the-job training, formal development and mentoring, may be an effective approach to hedge against leadership change risk.
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We could also think about moving away from training students to fulfill mostly traditional roles as vet surgeons and moving toward "on-the-job" training once employed, or using the medical profession model of post-degree internships to provide specialty clinical training.
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After he graduated in 2012, the Jacob Burns hired him as a projectionist, offering on-the-job training, even though he had learned about film editing at S.V.A. "I do feel it's a dying field, the film end of things," Mr. Locascio said.
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The Industrial Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship provides workers with 2,700 hours of on-the-job training and 260 hours with technical college instructors in the workplace, to learn subjects like specifications compliance, blueprint reading and mathematics, letting them move into higher-paying jobs.
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Struggling to fill jobs in the Charlotte plant, Siemens in 29.5 created an apprenticeship program for seniors at local high schools that combines four years of on-the-job training with an associate degree in mechatronics from nearby Central Piedmont Community College.
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One of the older moms I spoke with called her full-time volunteer work a "late-in-life internship," and for younger people, it's a paid internship, a fellowship, on-the-job training — not just with grassroots organizing, but also with campaigning in general.
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Analysts said the potential for VR extended well beyond gaming and into many categories including education - such as teaching children about the human body or space exploration - , travel and on-the-job training in areas such as healthcare and automotive to name a few.
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"These new job opportunities are for people all across the country and with all types of experience, education and skill levels—from engineers and software developers to those seeking entry-level positions and on-the-job training," the company added in a press release.
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It seems all signs for a successful future point to earning a four-year college degree in today's labor market, but there are plenty of high-paying opportunities out there that will allow you to forgo academia in favor of technical or on-the-job training.
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In a statement, Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the ranking Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, said Mr. Petersen was "clearly not qualified" and that there was "no room for on-the-job training" on the bench in the nation's capital, where he had been nominated to serve.
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Suzy's training was the most comprehensive, involving a week-long course in control and restraint to deal with violent inmates, whereas Bianca's degree in social work and on-the-job training has provided her with an insight into mental health that isn't currently offered for prison officers.
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Kate Gulliver, who is the head of Global Talent at Wayfair, discussed the company's desire to invest in on-the-job training and general talent development, but underlined the difficulty young companies have in thinking 20 years in the future when the business itself hasn't been around that long.
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A team of Times reporters spent a week piecing together the rise and fall of Ludwig Paz, the former detective whose years of wearing a badge in Brooklyn, the police said, would be on-the-job training for a second career running a ring of prostitutes and pimps.
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Central bank officials toured facilities of a nuclear fuel and waste management company in Camden that is doing on-the-job training for new employees and visited the Leadership, Education, and Partnership Academy University School, which is teaching robotics, engineering and computer coding, and enrolling high-school students in college courses before they graduate.
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Whether you decide to take online courses, go back to school or just learn from on-the-job training, this analysis can help you figure out where you should concentrate your efforts — so if you're ready for a high-paying, highly in-demand and highly satisfying position as a Data Scientist, get to work!
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In addition to 35 high schools in Louisiana offering certification for manufacturing for the first time this past school year, a new, six-month "Operator Apprenticeship" program at the community and technical colleges combine three days in the classroom with two days in on-the-job training at three companies in the state so far.
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She is one of 173 people who enrolled this summer in Stage NYC, a new 12-week city program that recruits young, out-of-work New Yorkers and prepares them for restaurant careers with a mix of culinary classes and paid, on-the-job training in prominent kitchens like Marea, Del Posto and Bar Boulud.
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Related: Tom Holland reveals the enemy Spider-Man can't escape Directed by Jon Watts from a script credited to a posse of writers, "Homecoming" fully embraces that awkward dynamic and coming-of-age narrative -- with apologies to rival DC, a sort of "Spider-Man: Year One," tackling the on-the-job training component of truly becoming a superhero.
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The documents in the manual's "On the Job Training" handbook, which were reviewed by VICE and published Friday by the independent media outlet Unicorn Riot, show that HSI required agents be familiar with detention procedures—including search and seizure policies around Fourth Amendment protections and warning of rights to undocumented people—before going into the field.
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And, by the way, I won't need on the job training because I know how to do all of this, and within the first 100 days I will have a plan that will pass the Congress because... (BELL RINGING) KASICH: ... It is reasonable, and I can bring both sides together... (APPLAUSE) BAIER: ... But Governor, this is all about process.
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How Marvel's 'Avengers: Endgame' and 'Game of Thrones' conquered their universes It's been 22 years since the comics made the jump to the screen, and despite the "International" designation, director F. Gary Gray ("Straight Outta Compton") goes back to a familiar formula, with a new agent, M (Thompson), getting on-the-job training from Hemsworth's battle-tested H, whose former partner High T (Liam Neeson) now oversees the London bureau.
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Titled, "Women are never front-runners," the piece argued that Obama would not have been elected with his thin résumé if he were a woman: I'm supporting Senator Clinton because like Senator Obama she has community organizing experience, but she also has more years in the Senate, an unprecedented eight years of on-the-job training in the White House, no masculinity to prove, the potential to tap a huge reservoir of this country's talent by her example, and now even the courage to break the no-tears rule.
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