Sentence examples for vocational progress from inspiring English sources
In Amsterdam, the perspectives of 'care' and vocational progress hardly seem to mix.
The majority (69%) are judged to take distant positions from the labour market and are either exempted from vocational progress and subject to case-first care (37%) or low threshold participation programmes (32%).
With these kinds of classifications, it seems possible to stratify clients and expose them to programmes in which a mix of health promotion, labour market activation and care is balanced towards adequately improving vocational progress, health and possibly preventing homelessness.
Chan ([2011]) similarly describes how bakers progress in their vocational identity, such that they first sense belonging to a particular bakery and demonstrate competence before they go on to identify as a baker.
President Obama thinks the nation's next step should be to underwrite up to three years of free community college for everyone who attends half or full time, progressing toward a vocational certificate or transfer to a four-year school.
Corralling young people into vocational factory farms does not equal progress.
The immediate effects of the decisions include children being unable to progress in education, losing vocational opportunities and jobs and being unable to gain employment.
Glendale Community College is outstripping statewide averages, as well as many of its regional peers, in key assessment categories, including student progress, achievement rates and vocational course completions, according to a statewide report.
The goals that were set most often involved behavior and progress in school and vocational training (35.5% of all goals).
In recent years, competence research and diagnostics in vocational education and training (VET) have made great progress in providing an empirical foundation for occupation-related competence models and their assessment.
Most often, the goals that were set had to do with progress and behavior in school or vocational training.
