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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a vocation as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person's profession or calling in life, particularly in a formal or serious context.
Example: "She has chosen a vocation as a teacher, dedicating her life to educating young minds."
Alternatives: "a career as a" or "a profession as a".
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He had long sensed a vocation as a priest.
For many the social care profession is as much a vocation as a job.
Unitarian Universalist students, who are not Christian, pursue an MDiv for ordination toward a vocation as a community minister.
Perhaps Miss Shepherd saw it too, though by this time her hopes of a concert career must have been fading, a vocation as a nun already her goal.
He begins affairs with Vera and Fulla, takes a job with Erik and Christophe and starts to consider a vocation as a travel writer.
She has worked as a cleaner, a shopkeeper and a full-time mum, but now feels she has discovered a vocation, as a care worker for elderly people.
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Teaching is a vocation as well as a profession.
So teaching chess has become a vocation as well as a solace.
Of course, studying architecture offers plenty of scope for creative expression and development – but it's a vocation as well as an art.
A vocation as old as politics and half as dirty.
"Yard-saling is a way of life," said Ms. Kinnane, who has elevated this suburban avocation into a vocation as an antiques dealer, collector and appraiser of Americana.
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