Примери за vocationally

• These degrees offer a vocationally focused route into higher education.

• Children will be encouraged to continue learning langauges, whether academically or vocationally.

• I had no idea of what I wanted to do vocationally.

• It represented the compromise in the struggle of proponents of democratic common schooling with advocates of differentiated, vocationally relevant schooling.

• This may re-ect perceptions that music is not a vocationally useful subject.

• There has previously been no formal identification of those essential skills, concepts and sensitivities; consequently the task of designing and maintaining vocationally relevant curricula has been unenviable.

• Vocationally related qualifications are typically more diverse and have taken an average of 20 weeks.

• The university extended its continuing education programme in 1974 by introducing a programme of sport courses and packs, mainly in vocationally relevant subjects.

• The issuing of licences since 1997 has enabled continued investigation of this site by vocationally based teams backed up by professional archaeological advice.

• One could give further examples of courses that could be vocationally orientated or could be considered to be leisure or liberal activities.

• It is vocationally oriented, it is concerned with applied rather than with pure studies, and it is highly valued by industry and other employers.

• We already have a supply of keen young vocationally trained doctors ready to take the place of those who retire.

• I am sure that it will produce valuable ideas for attractive and often vocationally-orientated courses.

• Cross-curricular themes, such as careers education and guidance, economic and industrial understanding, political and international understanding and environmental education, are also vocationally relevant.

• It will cause departments to play safe out of fear and develop only those full-length, award-bearing, vocationally-directed courses that are sure to be funded.

• In truth, the shortage of degree-qualified engineers is much less marked than the shortage of vocationally-skilled persons.

• Vocationally trained doctors should experience no difficulty in gaining entry to general medical practice in such areas.

• They are academic disciplines that are vocationally oriented.