Sentence examples for one vocational from inspiring English sources

Why not have all of them take one vocational option, to see the world through a different lens?

At one vocational school recruitment fair, Ms. Greenberger said, the display for Samuel L. Gompers Vocational School in New York featured a banner that read, "Gompers Builds Mechanical Men".

In December, 1,500 students were sent by just one vocational college in Henan, China's most populous province, for internships at Foxconn's Zhengzhou plant, which Apple chief executive, Tim Cook, visited last week.

It saddens me that there's still a stigma attached to studying vocational qualifications – as a country we really have got to get over that and look at countries like Germany that have their dual system: one academic and one vocational, but then converge in the [student's] early 20s.

Yet four of the five above-mentioned organizations are almost entirely focused on convincing large businesses to give our spectrum folks a chance at employment--three of them are even entrenched in only one vocational option (software testing).

This paper proposes a public eye care system for developing countries based on a service-staffing paradigm that permits an eye care worker to move both "upwards" and "sideways", reflecting increases in the worker's repertoire of competencies within one vocational stream or crossing over from one vocational stream to another as health demands and occupational preferences change over time.

As a result, 24 secondary schools (16 state and 8 private) and 13 universities and/or vocational-technical training schools (7 state, 5 private universities, and one vocational-technical training school) were selected.

They complement the other ones: vocational training, active labour market policies, regulation of takeovers and consultative workplace practices.

In Elizabeth, students not selected for the gifted program are divided into five "houses" — three that offer a standard curriculum, one a vocational and one an alternative education.

Due to the construction industry's high level of overlap with extreme politics, Miller-Idriss ended up spending an entire year watching teachers at one such vocational school try to save their pupils from becoming involved in right-wing crime.

The contrast between the marked gender differential for general school/university students and the lack of one for vocational school students is likely indicative of where the AIDS-induced pressure on young Thai women to assume CSWs' former role in male sexual initiation has been most keenly felt.