occupational career

It is also at this age that the foundations for the child's future educational and occupational career are laid.

For example she describes the utopian and unrealistic idea, to be able to instantly continue their occupational career in the new home country.

Besides his activities as a competitive sportsman, Klingenberg always focused on his occupational career.

This department is responsible for the updating and maintenance of occupational careers information, videos and other areas such as working overseas, self-employment and voluntary work.

"Five Constraints on the Production of Culture: Law, Technology, Market, Organizational Structure and Occupational Careers."

This points to the importance of the relationship of education to the articulation between social and occupational career paths and to specific labour market structures such as Internal Labour Markets.

Oakland Schools Technical Campus Northwest is a school where students may attend classes that help them decide and experience possible future careers and develop trades in their occupational career field.

Crompton and Jones (1984) have highlighted the significance of the relationship between pre-entry academic qualifications and post-entry professional qualifications in shaping the gender inequalities in white collar employment which emerge as occupational careers develop.

Coimbra Institute of Engineering is an educational center and its main goals are to advance and extend knowledge, learning of culture, science and technology, provide preparation for professional and occupational career goals within the engineering field, promotion and the assistance in the development of its community.

The scope of ACICS recognition by the Department of Education and CHEA is defined as accreditation of private post secondary institutions offering nondegree programs or associate's, bachelor's and master's degrees in programs that are "designed to train and educate persons for professional, technical, or occupational careers."