Sentence examples for vocational work from inspiring English sources
"Our target is that 60% move into higher education, 40% into employment or paid vocational work.
Instead, students may take four electives that must combine those core subjects with their vocational work.
Gap-year organisations offer plenty of shorter trips for time-conscious travellers, many of which combine adventure with vocational work.
The old idea of polytechnical education was revived, but mainly in the sense of preparing secondary-school students for specialized vocational work in industry or agriculture.
When I visited Israel/Palestine in early 2014 I had no idea how much of an impact the trip would have on my continued vocational work.
At the Kanagawa Institute of Technology in Japan, Junya Ishigami created an elegant "forest" out of slender, white-enameled metal saplings that congregate in clusters and open into clearings of vocational work spaces.
A limited amount of research has targeted vocational work-life competence.
The national initiative provides vocational teachers opportunities to participate in the vocational, work-life community of practice of their subject for at least 2 weeks.
However, according to the demands of strengthening the quality of vocational education and teachers' up-to-date work-life competence, it is notable that teachers in Construction and the older teachers in Technology to a large extent do not participate in CPD to maintain their vocational work-life competence.
This initiative provides vocational teachers the opportunity to cross boundaries and participate in the vocational, work-life community of practice of their teaching subject via placements lasting at least 2 weeks and other related activities (Swedish National Agency of Education 2014e).
As mentioned, the initiative gives teachers the opportunity for professional placement (i.e., participation in the vocational, work-life community of practice of their teaching subject for 2 weeks or more) and participation in other CPD activities related to the vocational subject (e.g., shorter courses or seminars).
