Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Vocational"

A: “Job focus” or “job skill focus”. Describes which careers / jobs the individual(s) wants to focus on/learn.

Ex. Hairstylist, Doctor

A: Vocational training is education for specific trade jobs.

So, a person will do vocational training to learn the specific skills they’ll need in their chosen trade job.

Some examples of trade jobs are: construction, engineering, technicians, dental hygienists, web development, carpentry, plumbing, welding, mechanics, repair people, therapists, electricians, beauticians etc.

A: meaning it's related to a occupation or employment

A: It’s different than college. It’s hands on skills like carpentry or electric work.

A: I want to go to vocational school to learn a trade.

woodworking is my vocation; restoring antiques is my calling.

I don't want to work a 9-5 sitting behind a desk. I will find a vocation, maybe electrician.

A: vocational is training for technical skills for a particular job, e.g., woodworking, hairdressing, electrician

undergraduate is more academic, e.g., maths, English literature, history

A: "vocational" means to undergo training in a skill to be pursued as a career, while "professional" means a paying career obtained due to certain qualifications

A: Along with the information above...
Community colleges are non-residential. They offer an associate's degree in two years, or students go on to a four year college (with their credits from community college) to complete a university degree.

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A: You can just say: I’m doing my diploma

A: Mostly we use..like..

A: thank you 😭💓

A: You can shorten and combine your sentences to sound more natural. "I graduated from a vocational high school and studied computer programming. I would like to continue studying this field by entering a university program in computer engineering."

A: Vocational school is common in Japan, but I’m not really very sure if that’s common in the U.K.! So some people might not get your meaning of “vocational school” when you mention it to them.