The phrase "a vocational setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an environment or context where vocational training or work-related activities take place.
Example: "Students gain hands-on experience in a vocational setting, preparing them for their future careers."
Alternatives: "a professional environment" or "a career-focused context".
In the present study, a multiple-baseline-across-participants design was used to assess the effects of graduated guidance, scripts, and script fading to teach four adolescents with autism in a simulated vocational setting to approach an instructor, describe a work-related problem, and request assistance.
Instead, they needed to be taught in the more vocational setting of a further education college and in the context of preparing them for the world of work.
WCBT, delivered in a vocational service setting by vocational service professionals, aims to reduce social anxiety and enable individuals to seek, obtain, and retain employment.
It comprises eight, two-hour weekly sessions specifically, the six modules of the CDSMP plus two new modules relevant to a vocational rehabilitation setting.
"We'll be segregating our elite students to pure academia with no life skills and our 'imperfect' children to a quasi-vocational setting with limited academic options".
In order to achieve this and to prepare the men for a return to civilian employment, a vocational education scheme was set up by George Long and troops in Britain were offered educational courses and civilian work placement opportunities and although these programs were not as successful as hoped, several thousand soldiers took advantage of them.
Father Bretone is thinking of setting up a vocational training center at the church to help older parishioners get off the streets and into decent-paying jobs as plumbers or construction hands.
To combat unemployment, UNICEF is helping Journey set up a vocational training centre for recovering addicts.
He set out to create a vocational school of sorts to teach the nuts and bolts of entrepreneurship, setting it apart from highly selective programs that often support start-ups before the venture capital stage.
In China the same employer has also set up a training centre within a vocational college to ensure that its future workforce meets the standards it requires.
