Sentence examples for vocational thoughts from inspiring English sources
No vocational thoughts occurred other than "playing in a band".
Newcomer Karidja Touré plays Marieme, a 16-year-old horrified at the prospect of leaving school without the qualifications for two more years of high school, disgusted at the thought of the "vocational" training casually suggested to her and unwilling to follow her mother into cleaning hotels.
Robert is the co-founder of De Novo Group Inc. an enterprise that brings together proven thought leaders from various vocational backgrounds to analyze and propose collaborative solutions to some of the world's most complex challenges.
It has not only spent a lot of money on new facilities and better teachers but also put a great deal of thought into it, scouring the West for best practice in vocational training.
Guardian Students ran a useful article recently, entitled "Thought of studying at college instead of university?" which looked at the vocational offerings from colleges and apprenticeships.
It is possible that the social climates associated with vocational classes differ from classes following a general programme, and thus, may influence the probability of developing suicidal thoughts.
Relay is a vocational school.
Vocational schools also appeared in greater numbers.
"No, not at all!" Laura Siegel replied in mock horror, not at the thought of taking shop, but at the idea that an ivory tower for girls like the Spence School would offer such a crudely vocational course.
