Sentence examples for called vocational from inspiring English sources

Reding says it is "the only example of a widely consumed illegal narcotic that might be called vocational, as opposed to recreational".

He mainly taught GCSE science, but in 2002 was asked to take a whole cohort at an Essex school through a science course which was called "vocational" and worth four GCSEs.

In October, Chinese authorities acknowledged the existence of what they called vocational training centers.

At stage school they give you what they call vocational training.

In what we would call, you and I would call vocational kind of skills.

The lack of focus on teaching prompted Secretary of Education Arne Duncan to call vocational learning, "the neglected stepchild of education reform".

One of his passions is encouraging those whom God has called into vocational ministry.

In the 18th century, it was so common among prostitutes that it was called "a vocational disease of women".

He said big employers were ready to talk to the government about such reforms, but in return they wanted action on what "we laughingly call the vocational educational system".

The measure, to be considered by the Regents on Monday and Tuesday, calls for vocational schools to include English, math and science material in the usual technical courses, said James A. Kadamus, state deputy education commissioner.

The sister, Dr. Gulshan Abbas, was taken to what the government calls a vocational center, although she has no specific information on whether her sister is being forced to work.