trade school

noun

trade school

a school or teaching unit organized by an industry or large company to provide trade training, apprentice education, and similar courses

First recorded in 1885–90

They were friends during their teenage years, when they both studied at a Paris trade school for couturiers.

The higher education of women has been, in economic effect, a trade school for training women for the trade of teacher.

Enschede possesses several churches, an industrial trade school, and a large park intended for the benefit of the working classes.

Barnard students, graduates of the Manhattan Trade School, and girls from seasonal trades formed the backbone of the group.

In the engineering trade school, three hours per day are devoted to ornamental drawing, German, physics and arithmetic.

They reach on and out from the trade school and up to the institutions for the teaching of the fine arts.

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