Teenagers who can hardly read English speak confidently of futures as nurses, architects or chemists.
He said there were "jobs for doctors, nurses, architects, builders, even for street cleaners in the Islamic State".
Among the lowest-risk jobs were: hotel managers, doctors, teachers, nurses, architects, lawyers, management consultants, IT systems designers, childcare workers, artists and journalists.
Their ranks may soon be swelled: public-sector engineers, nurses and architects have all threatened to take to the streets to press their own wage demands.
An intelligent environment necessarily needs a multi-disciplinary approach, this includes as well the professional expertise incumbent to the application area, hence a Smart Home to support independent living may require the involvement of social workers, nurses and architects.
Are you a musician, a nurse or a architect?
You want to be a nurse or an architect, a lawyer or a member of our military?
Viewpoints of key players are examined to understand how the nursing dean in partnership with the architect shepherd nursing's dream into reality.
That's even if you become an architect, a nurse, anything.
Duffield was born in Wolverhampton into a family of four children; his mother was a nurse, his father an architect.
