Sentence examples for paid vocation from inspiring English sources
'paid vocation' is a correct and usable term in written English
It typically refers to a job or profession that is well-paid, and it can be used to contrast professions that are either paid or unpaid (such as volunteering). For example, "After transitioning away from my unpaid volunteer work, I was finally able to pursue a paid vocation as an accountant."
Being a docent is often a volunteer job, but it requires the same drive, determination and dedication of a paid vocation.
And even if you don't want to be an entrepreneur, there are many high paying vocations that don't require a college degree.
Relevant results are also obtained as to the incentives and decisions that drive to undertake, either obligation, because of the limited supply and possibilities of market access to paid employment, or vocation, leading us to question what barriers - internal-external and more or less subtle ones operating in these processes.
For the adults, it is a professional position though not highly paid, thus their vocations include opera and the stage as well as teaching music.
Teaching became Deresiewicz's chosen vocation.
Notre pays n'aurait pas vocation à l'universel sans ses Outre-mer.
The Order also has eleven separate funds totaling $18 million to assist men and women who are discerning religious vocations pay tuition and other expenses.
When asked why he chose physics as a vocation, his answer was straightforward: "You get paid for your hobby".
Tourists in bad faith, we are paid to elevate our naïve consumption (of city, museum, vista, ruin, breakfast) to the level of a vocation.
There are few vocations that demand such long years of training for work that is so poorly paid and devoid of personal responsibility.
Philanthropy as a Vocation Hundreds of students were able to attend college, thanks to the generosity of Sophia Abeles, who with her husband, Joseph, paid the tuition for 371 young men and women at Westchester Community College.
