In NF Simpson's 1959 comedy Myra Gantry eats "in a vocational capacity".
But as courts, scholars, the American Psychiatric Association, and pretty much everyone with any common sense now recognizes, an individual's homosexual orientation implies no impairment in judgment, reliability, or general social or vocational capacity.
Vocational education and training (VET) aims to enable young adults or trainees to participate in the workplace, and to promote their vocational capacities.
This self-advocacy extended to include the establishment of direct relationships between inmates and external education providers and volunteer services, as inmates sought to build their educational and vocational capacities whilst completing their sentence.
Skilled workers' vocational identity is a crucial component of the German workforce, central to its ability to remain successful in an era of unprecedented global competition, because of its effects on vocational capacities, skill performance, and quality (Rauner [1999]; Skorikov and Vondracek [2007]).
Given the background assumption that VET should primarily enable young adults or trainees to participate in the workplace and should promote their vocational capacities, these changes in the field of learning require us to review the test modes and formats that we have deemed adequate for assessment.
These practices often occur already, but this emphasis should become a central motif for securing the development of vocational identity and capacities.
In developing this plan and recommending any jobs, your RP must consider your qualifications (age, education, work experience, physical and mental capacities), impairment, vocational interests, and aptitudes.
In these disability assessments, physicians have to make judgments regarding the claimants' medical status and his or her functional capacities concerning vocational rehabilitation [ 25].
A report by FICCI (Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry) and Ernst & Young shows that India has fewer than 10,000 vocational training institutes with a capacity of just 1.3 million.
The study calls for the systematic demobilization of all child soldiers; provision of support for their reintegration, with an emphasis on access to education and vocational training; and strengthening the capacity for provision of appropriate psycho-social care and support for former combatants.
