occupational skills

They did not appear on any official list of occupational skills.

Occupational skills are passed down from parent to child by a long process of apprenticeship.

We also must change the occupational skills of managers and engineers and some production workers.

Other items are more subject to interpretation such as reenlistment bonuses and special pay for occupational skills.

I've got not only the facts of the life, but bloodtype, medical history, occupational skills and everything else that might be useful information for us."

It has been suggested that in a number of professions, soft skills may be more important over the long term than occupational skills.

A thriving vocational program existed at the original site well in to the 1980s that served thousands of students seeking basic education and occupational skills.

At Marriott, the welfare-to-work program typically trains 12 to 18 participants over six weeks in classroom and occupational skills training.

Under the bill, a larger proportion of immigrants would be selected on the basis of occupational skills rather than family ties.

Second, the current programme fails to recognise the urgency of providing long-term Government involvement in financing and developing a training strategy for all occupational skills.

As per the instruction of Isvaran, she taught them various martial arts, occupational skills, and fine arts.

Occupational skills, derived from the character's employment.

Last fall, recovering from the dissolution of her second marriage, she wondered what someone of her rather domestic occupational skills could do next.

A small number of so-called 'key men' whose occupational skills were vital to postwar reconstruction were to be released ahead of their turn.

Lake Washington Institute of Technology's primary purpose is to prepare people for employment, career change, or upgrading occupational skills.

JSS provides technical knowledge and occupational skills to neo-literates of the region, especially to the socio-economically backward groups.

The 800 wing contains the Inquiry Center, school farm, and other industrial, technology, occupational skills courses and additional science classes.

On board the ship were 253 people of various professions and occupational skills, provisioned and equipped to colonize that world if it proved habitable.

Information includes wages and salaries, occupational trends, occupational skills and education requirements, and current workforce statistics.

NEGs generally provide resources to states and local workforce investment boards to quickly reemploy laid-off workers by offering training to increase occupational skills.

Programs available include adult basic education, GED preparation, high school completion, occupational skills training, and assisting in the acquiring of short-term college certificates or degrees.

"It's the industry of employment and the occupations of the reverse commuters," that are important, "because they provide occupational skills we don't have in our resident labor force."

The legal profession is one example where the ability to deal with people effectively and politely, more than their mere occupational skills, can determine the professional success of a lawyer.

As a part of the California Community College system, Saddleback awards over 300 associate's degrees, academic certificates, and occupational skills awards in 190 programs.

The Senate today overwhelmingly approved a major immigration bill intended to place greater emphasis on occupational skills in determining who can legally immigrate to the United States.