American English pronunciation
How to pronounce vocational
IPA transcription: [voʊ'keɪʃənəl]
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Adjective
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of or relating to a vocation or occupation; especially providing or undergoing training in special skills
“vocational school”
“vocational students learning to repair a motor”
Usage examples
- In Imagine, the main character is a student in a two-year vocational school.
- Some universities offer a vocationally based Foundation degree, typically two years in length.
- He received vocational training in motor-body building at the Hobart Repatriation Trade School.
- Vocational courses are offered in neighboring McKenzie Center for Innovation and Technology.
- Thus he introduced more vocational subjects, while also developing higher degree programmes.
- Keeping apace with changing times, the University today offers vocational courses.
- Commerce stream in secondary schools are considered vocational in nature.
- Penn Foster Career School, a distance education vocational school, is headquartered in Scranton.
- Further education is vocational and technical education and training in post-compulsory education.
- So, after graduating from Vocational School he went to New York alone.