Sentence examples for completed professional from inspiring English sources

Teacher education was placed within the university system, and anyone who completed professional training was eligible for teacher certification.

But in a bureaucracy, your career path is narrowed down to a few options, based on factors such as your specialty, rank, year you entered active duty, your most recent completed professional course, whether you were pre- or post-command, and whether you were on schedule to remain at your duty station or move to another (usually every three years).

In light of the different stages in life, for instance impending or completed professional education, moving to a new city, into a shared or own flat, starting (one's own) family, reorientation to a routine working life among others, young adults are intuitively a very heterogeneous group.

It establishes a pre-selection (ranking list) by final school grades and grants a possible bonus for a completed professional medical training (among others: nurse, physiotherapist, occupational therapist).

He completed professional training in North America, obtaining his chiropractic degree from PCC, and his doctoral (neurophysiology) and medical degrees from the University of British Columbia.

Two had completed GCSE level education; six had completed A level education; five had a degree or higher degree; four had completed professional qualifications.

Such knowledge is extremely important to organisations because, once a project is completed, professionals tend to forget it and start something new.

However as described above, this is the first study investigating barriers and facilitators to patient recruitment amongst GPs participating in a completed professional-cluster RCT and as such, provides valuable information on the issues faced by GPs in these complex but crucial studies.

She is also working on completing professional certificates as a meeting planner and a trade show marketer.

A European Commission report, released last year, found that young people in Europe are increasingly undertaking internships on the open market, outside of an educational framework, after graduating or completing professional training.

But as a delegate, the government finds it difficult to complete professional regulation, which is undertaken by third-party assessment drawing from experts.