Youth Training Scheme

British  

noun

1.  YTS.  (formerly, in Britain) a scheme, run by the Training Agency, to provide vocational training for unemployed 16–17-year-olds

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Example Sentences

Determined to find work, Kuli enrolled into a youth training scheme, which led her to a placement at Wolverhampton City Council - a job she has kept for the last 30 years.

From BBC

While at Arsenal for her first stint, she was simultaneously on a youth training scheme.

From The Guardian

Or why Deborah Davies, the brilliant journalist who put together the documentary for Channel 4, says his apparent inaction – “I wasn’t aware of any serious commitment by Gordon Taylor to investigate” – was particularly shocking given that he had helped to develop a youth training scheme programme throughout the game?

From The Guardian

Two other men, Christopher Martin, 53, from Catmore, Berkshire, and Stephen Gooding, 53, from Bridgwater in Somerset, had previously pleaded guilty for their role in the youth training scheme fraud.

From BBC

But it was all a £5m youth training scheme fraud with former Wales star Mark Aizlewood at its helm.

From BBC