Such a study could include research on the transferability of subject-specific knowledge and other competencies acquired in programmes to occupations outside the programme's occupational domain.
This result is in line with our expectation that, if the employment prospects are less favourable, narrow education programmes provide fewer options to switch to occupations outside the programme's occupational domain.
In a broad education programme, the knowledge and skills acquired can be transferred to occupations outside the programme's specific occupational domain.
More educated and more experienced workers have in general access to occupations that are ranked higher-up in the occupational ladder and pay higher wages.
The Gary Plan had organizational and curriculum components that provided pragmatic school subjects related to occupations and everyday life.
People feel they must somehow put those degrees to good use, so they limit their aspirations to occupations for which their degrees are relevant.
Teichberg and his cohorts buy cheap used computers on the Internet, fix them up, and send them to occupations around the country.
The former economics professor went on to clarify that liberals were drawn to "occupations of the heart," while conservatives favored "occupations of the brain," like economics or engineering.
· The booklet, An Introduction to Occupations: A Preliminary List, by Joyce Culling (2nd edition, FFHS, 1999) outlines various sources that can be used to discover evidence of occupation.
The main categories are: Skilled Independent Migration (for those who are not sponsored, under 50, and with qualifications relevant to occupations on Australia's "skilled occupation list".
The academy, which is located in the struggling Austin neighborhood, is the city's first and only career academy dedicated to occupations in high-skill manufacturing.
