Sentence examples for future career direction from inspiring English sources

Plastic surgery residency program directors are frequently interested in predictors of future career direction in their applicants.

As for co-star Mark Wahlberg, following on from his funny supporting turn in Date Night, The Other Guys indicates a possible future career direction in comedy.

That's the opinion of his wife, actor Jennifer Garner, who suggested Affleck's future career direction in a forthcoming interview in Allure magazine.

"Many industries don't even have graduate schemes – you need to decide your own future career direction based on the type of person you are and your fields of interest".

If you've been thinking about your future career direction, you might have identified one or two gaps in your CV--skills that your prospective dream employer will be looking for but you don't have.

But I also saw wisdom in the advice I received from my grad adviser: He reminded me that leaving academia after my Ph.D. would make it hard to return later, and that doing a postdoc would allow me to gain experience while also giving me space to reach a decision about my future career direction outside of the pressures of grad school.

I encourage the post baccalaureate students to reflect on the areas of study they are passionate about or find intellectually interesting and to self-identify strengths and weaknesses to aid in planning current courses of study and future career directions.

Bennett (2003) found "considerable" evidence that ideas of future career directions (including science careers) begin to take shape in the early years of secondary school.

Another factor influencing student engagement in science education was identified as future career directions or ambitions (Osborne and Collins 2000; Cleaves 2005; Jenkins and Nelson 2005).

He said the club wished Mrs Crook well in "whichever direction her future career takes her".

There is a particular need to investigate students' attitudes about technology-enhanced science investigations in precollege settings, as this is a critical time when interest in science can set the direction of future career goals (Maltese & Tai, 2011).