YTS

abbreviation for

1. (the former) Youth Training Scheme

Example Sentences

Darren Slater started repairing shoes as a 16-year-old YTS trainee.

From BBC

Beauchamp, who first signed as a YTS trainee in 1987 and was a ball boy at Oxford's League Cup final win over QPR at Wembley in 1986, was released by the U's in June 2002 after developing a career-threatening toe injury - and he never played professional football again.

From BBC

Matt Le Tissier joined Southampton on a YTS contract in 1985 and stayed at the Saints until 2002.

From BBC

The VA's announcement came as its health system saw coronavirus-related deaths rise more than 80 percent over one week and yts registry for veterans who believe they were made sick from burn pit exposure reached a record 200,000 signatories.

From Fox News

From growing up in relative poverty in east London and starting out as a YTS trainee on £48 a week, Terry had risen to a position of extraordinary power in the court of Abramovich: captain of England, captain of Chelsea, one of the very few people with an open door to the owner himself, who would consult him on tactics, teammates, potential signings, even managers.

From The Guardian