Residencies allow aspiring teachers to spend a year working alongside an experienced mentor before becoming full-time teachers of record.
And elite women have begun to escape the restrictions of a traditional, acquiescent lifestyle, becoming full-time professional athletes.
Simone Foxman (@SimoneFoxman) would appear that more workers are either becoming full-time employed or leaving the workforce.
Novice teachers, on the other hand, perform in very predictable environments, in which, as part of their training, they might work extensively before becoming full-time educators.
After a brief spell as a teacher, he joined St Martin's as a part-time visiting lecturer, becoming full-time in 1973.
Republicans argue that meeting every other year prevents the Legislature from passing frivolous bills, forces lawmakers to focus under considerable deadline pressure and keeps part-time legislators from becoming full-time politicians.
For those "mundane" survey-level courses on offer, graduate students are perfectly competent to teach them, and indeed could use that training (under the supervision of faculty) before becoming full-time professors.
As jobs become harder to get and the domestic responsibilities pile up, might the crisis cause more young women to ditch thoughts of a career in favour of becoming full-time carers and mothers?
But thanks to rugby's being admitted to the Olympic Sports Institution of Hong Kong — following the International Olympic Committee's decision to have sevens on the Olympic program from Rio de Janeiro in 2016 — Varty and his teammates now have the option of becoming full-time athletes, although Varty has yet to decide whether he will take up the offer.
Others moonlight, snatching a gig here and there to supplement other income, with the hope of becoming full-time eventually.
Caretaker manager Gary Teale fears questionable refereeing decisions in St Mirren's 2-1 defeat by Kilmarnock may harm his chances of becoming full-time boss of the Paisley outfit.
