The phrase "a professional educational" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a type of education or a professional context, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "She pursued a professional educational path to enhance her career opportunities in teaching."
Alternatives: "a professional training" or "a vocational education".
The American College of Governance Counsel is a professional, educational, and honorary association of lawyers widely recognized for their achievements in the field of governance.
Some very nasty undertones to this innit RT @_griff The Harris Academy in Norwood has started banning words pic.twitter.com/eDV0OMXzaB Labour MP David Lammy had said the ban was "a very good idea" and that, having seen first-hand how incorrect use of English was affecting young people's job prospects, praised the school for setting-out a professional, educational environment.
"But a school should be a professional, educational environment, and if part of that means banning slang then that's fine by me". But while most people, young and old, will probably understand that you shouldn't refer to a potential employer as "blood", there seems to be increasing and unwarranted criticism of the language of the young.
It doesn't take a professional educational reformer to recognize what makes schools good.
The ACADMA conservatory, a professional educational institute for music and performance studies is based in Ashdod.
The program was developed by a professional educational manager especially for the conditions associated with this clinical study.
This report presents findings over a 5-year period from May 2000 to June 2006 during which we developed and implemented a health care professional educational program.
The development process of the measurement instrument has been based on a consensus approach involving nine research teams from eight countries as well as a large number of collaborating partners from Europe and abroad, all with a variety of professional educational backgrounds and experiences.
When Ms. Bruell, 51, told them that after a career in broadcast journalism, she had become a filmmaker specializing in professional educational material, they invited her to document their competition.
The time has come for a structured public and professional educational program to address this serious condition.
The broad scope of the degree allows students to choose from a wide range of courses not available in traditional graduate programs, resulting in a multidisciplinary experience that promotes intellectual development and is flexible enough to meet a variety of personal and professional educational goals.
