trainee

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It seems that it could be useful to professions that use case-studies to improve trainee's competency.

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Quick take

Someone who is still in the process of being formally trained in a workplace.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of trainee gathered in one view.

noun

Someone who is still in the process of being formally trained in a workplace.

noun

A juvenile inmate being trained and (re)educated in a reformatory school.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for trainee.

noun

Someone who is still in the process of being formally trained in a workplace.

noun

A juvenile inmate being trained and (re)educated in a reformatory school.

Example sentences

It seems that it could be useful to professions that use case-studies to improve trainee's competency.

My first corporate job was as a programmer analyst trainee for a Fortune 500 company.

I've only seen it done in mass-recruitment situations, like applicants for a graduate trainee scheme at a large company.

I eventually concluded that she had been a Cadet for the Sheriff, that is, a trainee.

I'd prefer to side with the rest of the crew, all far more experienced, over a trainee conducting his own crusade.

Not to mention there was another interview trainee in the room.

Are you guys open to accepting a trainee or an apprentice?

It was a pleasure insofar I was only a trainee and did not have to deal with the politics and all that.

I worked my way from a trainee associate in Sophos's UK support team to managing a department of 30 in 5 years.

If you have any skill in front-end JS, and aren't a trainee or a recent graduate with zero experience, you should be getting twice that money easily.

Everything below the faculty level is considered trainee.

Can you summarize the conjetured reason why having your trainee surgeon getting enough sleep to do their job correctly leads to more deaths, I'm intrigued.

Quote examples

You do know that "intern" is geting a bad rep as a method for employers to get free work - id call it trainee or somthing less loaded.

The point is that a "top of class" trainee is making basic factual errors (65m as the "safe depth" for a submarine) and accepting every second hand story he heard as the gospel truth.

In these cases references and some casual "technical" discussions (but nothing like the pedantic Algo/DS grilling in a software interview) in the interviews will determine suitability, and the individual will effectively be considered a trainee for a time.

They should be able to run the labor law issues by their lawyer for you - maybe you'll have to wait until your 14th birthday, maybe it's possible to structure it as a "trainee" program that falls under different laws, maybe something else.