Sentence examples for opening career from inspiring English sources
Africans are starting to follow suit, opening career paths for professional women who would otherwise have few.
Also, I think academia doesn't do a good job of opening career doors outside of academia.
Successful work experiences are not only critical to opening career doors; they also change the attitudes of employers who may be wary of hiring individuals with disabilities.
Being able to put a known company on your résumé equals credibility and opens career doors.
Head of the women's section of the Pontifical Council for the Laity, a red hat would open career paths currently closed to her.
His employer would provide him with training working towards the professional JNC youth and community worker qualification, which would open career options in youth services and community development.
Still, he believes that the rise of English as the language of science opened career opportunities for him and can do the same for others.
Certainly not every job requires this skill, but having it can open career doors that aren't available to the English-only candidate.
Ex-Labour minister Alan Milburn called for a "bigger drive" to open careers to young people from poorer backgrounds.
The four categories covered are: opening new career opportunities (35%); personal development/educational experience (35%); increasing salary (20%); and the potential to network (10%).
