Sentence examples for first choice career from inspiring English sources

In some ways, he says, Singapore reminds him of London back in 2011 when EF first arrived on the scene, in the sense that 'doing a startup' wasn't considered a first choice career move for the best technical talent.

It has been shown that only 46% of doctors who qualified in the United Kingdom who finally specialised in psychiatry had it as their first choice career one year after qualification [ 16].

If anything, medicine was a second choice career for Southwood Smith, who would, ideally, have dedicated himself entirely to his ministerial duties.

Ironically, if the 32 year-old Smith's first-choice career had come to pass, it would almost be over by now.

You can always change your first-choice career direction later if you run into major obstacles.

Yang had been a bodybuilder until a knee injury forced him to give up his first-choice career.

He added: "Our drive to reform and strengthen apprenticeships, raising standards and making them more rigorous... means that an apprenticeship is increasingly seen as a first-choice career move.

This result is coherent with the frequently reported low popularity of psychiatry as a first-choice career in different settings[ 3].

Engineering is still the first choice of career, based not on the interest of the student but on the status and earnings associated with the field.

Education was Hall's first choice of career and he studied for a four-year Bachelor of Education degree after leaving school.

The row has intensified charges of autocracy and populism against Mr. Khama, a British-trained lieutenant general who has said politics was never his first choice of career.