Eyeing post-Brexit trade deals, Britain looks to train school-leavers as future negotiators

LONDON (Reuters) - As Britain prepares to carry out its own trade negotiations for the first time in decades, the government has launched a scheme to recruit and train school-leavers as future commerce experts.The Department of International Trade, which was created after the 2016 vote to leave the European Union, said its two-year scheme would include placements with teams working on future trade deals and supporting British companies exporting."As we leave the European Union and take up trade..