Sentence examples for professions available from inspiring English sources

The Met wants to take inspiration from the current Ministry of Defence TV campaign that quickly runs through the range of professions available for young people.

Mr. Chen, who turns 39 in November, lost his sight as a child after a fever and was trained in acupressure, a Chinese medical technique that is one of the few professions available to the blind.

Later, he was steered into the study of massage and acupuncture — one of the few professions available to the blind in China — but he leveraged that opportunity into taking law courses, and became a pioneering attorney on behalf of women subjected to forced abortions and sterilizations under the one-child policy.

Professions available for reference include Engineering, IT Services, Legal Offices, and some more obscure professions like "Musician".

The answer is jobs, of course, but even more than that, it is about the quality of the professions available to high-tech workers.

Mr Long dropped out of school early and trained as a mechanic, one of the few non-farming professions available to young men without a high school education in his home province of Svay Rieng.

The life of Meresamun outside the temple is explored, with emphasis upon her social and legal status, what other professions were available to her, and what home life was like.

Corporate Legal Practice in the Twenty-First Century" forthcoming in the International Journal of the Legal Profession and available here.

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As a group, discuss what jobs or professions might be available to a person with this level of education.

For the middle classes, there are only six available professions: investment banking, accountancy, civil service, journalism, teaching and law.