'career transfer' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a situation when someone changes their career so that they can work in a different job or field. For example: "John decided to take a career transfer and move into the field of IT".
The latest move brings Keane's career transfer fees to £57m.
In attack Jol's options are plentiful: Dimitar Berbatov, 23 goals last season and a reported price tag of £30m; Robbie Keane, 22 goals last season and an accumulative career transfer fee of £38m; Jermain Defoe, 18 goals last season and a £7m signing from West Ham three years ago; and, of course, Darren Bent, 37 goals in the past two seasons and a £16.5m buy from Charlton this summer.
Brooks subsequently entered the most-successful period of his career, transferring a series of prominent literary works to the big screen.
When Matthews returned to Stoke, the club paid £3,500 bringing his career transfer-fee total to £14,500.
Seven years later, Jayer began winding down his career, transferring vineyards to his nephew, Emmanuel Rouget.
But we must reduce the fraction of young teachers who rapidly drop out, facilitate mid-career transfer into the profession (from, for instance, industry, universities or the armed forces), and promote links between schools and their local universities.
These combined features limit the likelihood that workers or managers will make mid-career transfers to other companies, because the cost of leaving a firm that offers lifetime employment security will be too high.
In addition, the Career Center will be hosting three "Cal to Career Connections" transfer student events on Thursday, Aug. 17 in both Pauley Ballroom and Zellerbach Hall.
Interests: Sports psychology/student-athletes, transitions/adjustments, learning disabilities, students in crisis, LGBTQ identity development, cognitive and behavioral interventions, dissertation support, career counseling, transfer students.
I walked away feeling rather overwhelmed but have since managed to combine all of these in one career: technology transfer (TT).
