vocational

Preposition: in

• focus: Many of these are vocational in focus and include contact with outside organizations and professionals working in the industry.

Modifies a noun

• qualification: Vocational qualifications should be valued in their own right.
• training: Lobbying is needed for vocational training at school level.
• gcses: The vocational GCSEs are to be designed to enable a seamless progression into modern apprenticeships.
• A-level: Also acceptable are vocational A-levels in Science or Health and Social Care.
• rehabilitation: The appropriate use of vocational rehabilitation for patients with schizophrenia.
• relevance: This is part of a module, which explores the vocational relevance of history skills.

Modifying Another Word

• strongly: The school has a strongly vocational element and aims to restore pupils ' confidence and build links with local employers.
• highly: Given the highly vocational emphasis of the program many students are funded by their employer.
• directly: Philosophy is not a directly vocational subject and it is recognized that the route to appropriate employment is not straightforward.
• mainly: Instead she announced plans for mainly vocational diplomas to run alongside the existing exams.
• also: Higher National Diploma ( HND ) There are also vocational programs in design, business, science and technology-based subjects.
• not: Perhaps not vocational, full-time ministry as a pastor, but ministry still.

Used with adjective complement

• provide: We have provided vocational counseling and training to help young people find jobs.