Sentence examples for vocationally from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a vocational way.
Yet protest groups have also emerged at vocationally oriented institutions like Leeds Metropolitan University, where students traditionally have had a hard-nosed attitude that education is a tool for career advancement.
The rise of the new, more vocationally oriented degree, often at the expense of older, academic degrees, follows a trend set in America.
But in Britain it is also a consequence of the ending in 1992 of the division between the old "polytechnics", which were always more vocationally oriented, and the universities.
Once controlled by local authorities and vocationally orientated, they were freed to compete for students on the same playing field as much older institutions.
The Boston Consulting Group sees a shortfall of 200,000 engineers, 400,000 other graduates and 150,000 vocationally trained workers in the coming years.
The curriculum in this school (gymnasieskola) is divided between several theoretical programs, which are university-oriented, and a variety of vocationally oriented programs.
Many institutions offer HNDs and foundation degrees as alternative, and more vocationally-based, entry routes.
High school teachers expressed similar frustrations that there were not better, more vocationally-oriented pathways for some students who might then choose not go to college.
(If so, what is it) C Different rates for different courses.(If so, please specify range - ie minimum/maximum) 2 If you are varying fees will they be: A Lower for Sciences B Lower for Arts/Humanities/social sciences C Lower for foundation degrees D Lower for vocationally-focused degrees E A combination, please state (areas or specific courses) N/A 3 Are you introducing bursaries?
(If so, what is it) C Different rates for different courses.(If so,please specify range - ie minimum/maximum) 2 If you are varying fees will they be: A Lower for Sciences B Lower for Arts/Humanities/social sciences C Lower for foundation degrees D Lower for vocationally-focused degrees E A combination, please state (areas or specific courses) 3 Are you introducing bursaries?
He said vocationally-oriented degrees, in advertising for example, had tried to give students intellectual skills, but universities were now "reducing their ambition to churning out cheap, job-ready young people to fill the immediate skills gaps identified by corporations".
