Sentence examples for trade occupations from inspiring English sources

"Last year the Australian government changed the points system for entry and Trades Recognition Australia changed the skills assessment process for trades people wishing to migrate into the country," says Mumford. "A new 'trade skills assessment' requires certain trade occupations to have a technical interview and practical assessment".

Language requirements for applicants in trade occupations were also increased in 2009.

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Their maritime-mercantile culture comes from their trade occupations whilst in Indonesia.

4. Administrative and secretarial occupation. 5. Skilled trade occupations.

Vocational / technical high school education is ideal for many trade occupations, due to the amount of time needed to become proficient and knowledgeable electrician.

This sensitivity to the inclusion of technical and trades occupations is to be expected given the statistics reported in Table 1.

Table 1 indicates that the proportion of Family Stream migrants employed in technical and trades occupations fell by 2 percentage points between 2005 and 2009, whereas it increased by 7 percentage points for GSMs and increased by 6 percentage points for Employer Sponsored migrants.

There were a number of other differences between male and female suicide over time, such as the declining rate of suicide among females in technical and trades occupations, while their male counterparts had increasing suicide.

As might be expected, most of those who previously had blue-collar and trade union occupations represent Labour.

In the ancient world, factors such as trade, specialised occupations, monumental buildings and taxes paid to a ruler have all being taken into account, with a city typically differentiated from a town by its relative size and sophistication in comparison to its hinterland.