Sentences with phrase «experience in a different profession»

Not exact matches

Our anxiety might be between emotional drives and repressive norms, between different drives trying to dominate our personality, between our hope to achieve in our studies or profession and a lack of confidence in ourselves between the desire to be accepted by others and the experience of being rejected, between our real selves and the image of ourselves we try to give others or between our sense of loneliness and the need for friendship.

In my experience, young education professionals, TFA or otherwise, aren't much different from most other young professions.

Detailed workforce statistics on the retention rate (i.e. the proportion of teachers still in the profession) of teachers that qualified at different times and have different levels of experience, show that retention rates are lower this year across the board.

As a former Judge's Associate, former lawyer in private practice, through working in lawtech and legal publishing, Sherika has experienced and understands the challenges of the profession from many different angles.

Sherika's 360 - degree view of the law has been shaped by the diversity of her experience — from being a Judge's Associate to private practice, working in lawtech and legal publishing, she has experienced and understands the challenges of the profession from many different angles.

We were the first jurisdiction in North America to create a different type of legal profession, and have slightly more experience in doing so than those currently embarking on this journey.

Different countries have varying requirements for entry into the profession in terms of experience and academic qualifications, so it is important to research the requirements and gain a qualification that will be accepted.

If your reason for changing your profession is different, use the power of the cover letter to describe to your future employers your genuine interest in this new career area and why they should choose you over the other educated and experienced candidates.

It's one thing to update your resume with additional experience and skills gained on the job for the next job in the same profession, but it's a totally different ball game when it comes to a career change.

In the coaching profession, when you move as much as we have, it's always a different experience.