Sentence examples for entry to the profession from inspiring English sources
Entry to the profession is by a rigorous exam.
Entry to the profession had gone to 50% [female] but I get really worried about social mobility when I look at the costs with which people leave university or further education.
Almost one-quarter of U.S. medical students now graduate from medical school with $200,000 or more in debt, an expense that limits entry to the profession, The New England Journal of Medicine said on Thursday.
They concede that no self-regulating professional body for managers could possibly monopolise entry to the profession, given the long list of entrepreneurs such as Bill Gates who have created oodles of shareholder value without any formal training.
"It's the beginning of what looks like oversaturation," says Matt Lodder of Essex University, who notes that some middle-market tattoo parlours are struggling, as entry to the profession gets easier, and supply outstrips demand.
For that to happen, the industry would need to agree, and abide by, a consistent standard for entry to the profession – accredited independently by the NCTJ or others – and invest in a recognised programme of continuous personal development for editorial staff.
Assessment of competence is characterised by ambiguity and inconsistency despite its critical role in assessing readiness for entry to the nursing profession.
"This is not about restricting entry to the nursing profession, in fact we must ensure that the door to nursing continues to be as wide as possible.
I felt that my decision to forgo the women's bathroom made a difference to my passing the exam, and that the much longer wait for women than men during an all-important test for entry to the legal profession was obviously unfair.
Third, the government muddied the waters over entry to the teaching profession, substituting for a clear policy of paying the tuition fees for all graduate trainee teachers a complicated, often changing bursary scheme that has proved difficult to sell, and required trainees to pay £9,000 in tuition fees.
