Sentence examples for vocational character from inspiring English sources
The main goal was to foster an entrepreneurial culture in academia and instil a spirit of initiative in students, a willingness to venture that can lead to the establishment of their own company and job creation, thereby making use of the eminently practical and vocational character of their training.
The vocational character of the participants' study environment is currently marginally reflected in the strategy scales.
I rest the case for my boat as a course in vocational rehab, or as a postgrad seminar in character-building.
Meanwhile, Gove's relentless exam-factory model of schooling has seen the real purpose of education – the development of character and resilience, alongside academic and vocational rigour – brutally downgraded.
It can be thought connected with vocational training, career counselling and adult education obtaining an inclusive character.
These successful projects focus on women entrepreneurship, how ICT facilitates and fosters it, transfers knowledge with a strong innovative character, and upgrades the level and quality of vocational education and training (VET) in countries around Europe.
Sometimes such spaces allow people to detach aspects of their identity (cultural, vocational, sexual) from what they have hitherto seen as its essential and dominating character.
When he auditioned, later, for the Manchester Polytechnic, which offered a vocational course in drama, Coogan used that sense of intimidation to create a character called Duncan Thickett, a sort of whirlwind of ineptness.
Relay is a vocational school.
Vocational schools also appeared in greater numbers.
