"gain professional experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in resumes, cover letters, and in job interviews to describe a person's previous work or internships. You can also use it to talk about learning or developing skills in a particular field. Example: "Through my previous internships and part-time jobs, I have been able to gain valuable professional experience in marketing and communications."
It was very important that I had time to gain professional experience in different sectors.
Looking to gain professional experience outside of the lab, he decided to start his own company to manufacture and market the product.
The team proposed an external graduate assistantship program in which NSF would partner with both universities and private companies to create assistantship positions for students to gain professional experience while still earning their degree.
Young executives gain professional experience in a foreign locale and offer local authorities expertise that they are hard-pressed to obtain.
The schools with significant funding could assist in supporting the non-profit organizations in their communities, and in turn the companies could provide more community outreach and excellent opportunities for the students to gain professional experience, and to work with the professionals the companies employ.
These practical and professional challenges appear combined to influence new graduates to achieve financial stability through paid salaried employment where they gain professional experience in a training environment.
On one hand, the players have been gaining professional experience with their club teams in Major League Soccer and overseas.
and has gained professional experience in planning of international energy and infrastructure projects.
During her time in Santa Cruz, Marques gained professional experience thanks to two 3-month internships, one at the Entomology and Crustacean Sections of the Queensland Museum in Brisbane, Australia, and the second at the Division of Paleontology at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
For example, immigrants who have gained professional experience in the home country in jobs below their education level might be assessed by host country employers as having lower abilities and skills than those expected from their formal education, since the education signal attenuates with work experience.
Prior to graduate school, he gained professional experience working in finance, real estate development and low-income housing policy.
