Sentence examples for professionally accredited from inspiring English sources

The cancer center's radiation oncology department is not professionally accredited, nor does it have to be, Mr. O'Connell said.

Traditionally, major touring shows have been sanctioned by Actor's Equity, featuring professionally accredited -- and professionally paid -- actors.

One of the reasons I chose Northumbria was finding out on its website that my course was professionally accredited.

There is currently no professionally accredited training for mindfulness teachers, and nothing to stop anyone calling themselves a mindfulness coach, though advocates are calling for that to change.

After working a total of 6800 h, including the credited hours from school, the apprentice becomes a professionally accredited construction worker.

Each program at WesternU is post-baccalaureate, focuses on a health sciences profession, and is professionally accredited.

Save in the case of professionally-accredited degrees (such as medicine or law), universities are answerable to no one for the standards of their awards.

Professional service firms (PSFs) apply specialist technical knowledge to derive customized solutions for clients' problems delivered through interpersonal relationships by highly educated, professionally trained, and accredited workers.

Trained and Educated Our inspectors are professionally trained through accredited institutions and keep up-to-date on the latest building components and inspection techniques.

3 14 16 There are commercial interpreting agencies in the region who provide basic training to recruited interpreters but, as is the case elsewhere in Ireland, they do not require interpreters to be professionally trained and accredited.

This de-linking of assessments and standards permits for a range of alternate learning practices including experiential learning to be professionally recognised and accredited in relation to a qualification.