routeway

(ˈruːtˌweɪ)

Brit a track, road, waterway, etc, used as a route to somewhere

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Essity won the award for its apprenticeship programme while Go North East was praised for creating opportunity for hard-to-reach groups through its bus driver routeway programme.

College given royal seal of approval with awards

First it helped to stabilise his personal life, then he completed a care awareness session as well a week-long training routeway, designed to give him the skills employers in the care sector require.

LINK TO EMPLOYMENT

The routeway to work scheme was the brainchild of Working Links consultant Karl Owen who used his years of experience as a hotel manager to help those keen to start work in the hospitality industry.

Iniative has helped 15 to find work

Improve, the food and drink sector skills council, has secured government backing to develop a Food and Drink Sector Routeway Training Programme in a bid to tackle the shortage of school-leavers opting for a career in food and drink.

Industry gets to o have its say

A roadway with signage indicating an attractive routeway for bikes.

Power to the pedals: after decades of trial and error, the ingredients for robust urban cycling cultures are becoming clear

A main routeway was left clear from the back gates to the rear door for deliveries and so on and this was screened from the grid structure by a large block of planting.

So long and thanks for all the fish: originally built in the 1930s, the Fishmarket is situated in the heart of Northampton's town centre. Once a bustling and vibrant part of market town life, the closure of the building in 2006 was not the end of the story for this inspiring space

To provide a routeway for gas penetration, the main body of the parts is designed in a columnar shape.

Gas-assisted injection molded polypropylene: the skin-core structure

Perhaps the leaden shot took some left turn in this poor fellow's trepanned brain, following some internal canal or routeway, or the metal orb simply cut its own King's Road straight from ear to mouth, his salty language altered, his vernacular made tame, brought to heel.

Swimming to America

In the Black Country, improvements will be made to a routeway which connects housing to a tennis academy in Brierley Hill.

Rundown green spaces to get a pounds 70,000 boost

After all, if anyone becomes long-term unemployed (which is now apparently six months unemployed), both the JobCentre (through sector based skills academies) and through the work programme, then such candidates may be told to work for an employer for nothing for 16 weeks (via a vocational routeway), and if they do not, lose their entitlement to benefits.

Jobs loophole

Ms Grant joined the graduate routeway programme run by business support agency Blue Orchid last May.

City's moment tum is just the job; Liverpool has avoided the worst in unmployment rises but can it last, asks Alex Turner

Quadrant has secured a contract from the Employment Service to provide IT and business administration training under the New Deal Sector Specific Routeway for 18 to 24year-olds in Newport.