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Chariot Posted 20 years ago
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vocational education
What is "vocational education"? Students learn trades such as carpentry, operating machinery, reparing washing machines? Thanks.
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Yes. It is an education that teaches you work skills.
- Yes.
- It is an education that teaches you work skills.
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Thanks. I have seen phrases like "work-related education" , I suppose it is a synonym to "vocational education".
I also wonder what is the word for training students to do secretarial jobs, entrance level office work, which may require education near the university level.
I also wonder what is the word for training students to do secretarial jobs, entrance level office work, which may require education near the university level.
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Hi,
Would it be OK to write the definition of the phrase 'vocational education' like this?
Vocational education is an education that teaches you work skills.
OK, but you start with the general uncountable phrase 'vocational education' and explain/define it in a countable form of word, which in this case is the word '(an) education', wouldn't you be creating a sit
Would it be OK to write the definition of the phrase 'vocational education' like this?
Vocational education is an education that teaches you work skills.
OK, but you start with the general uncountable phrase 'vocational education' and explain/define it in a countable form of word, which in this case is the word '(an) education', wouldn't you be creating a sit
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