Sentences with phrase «more traditional career paths»

So, why are so many people in the UK turning to apprenticeships over more traditional career paths?

Self - employed females are now the most sought after of any profession while those looking for men prefer slightly more traditional career paths.

However, the longer you get used to working for yourself from home, the tougher it'll be to ever «go back» to a more traditional career path.

After graduation, although wanting to make fitness her full - time career, Kara settled for a more traditional career path.

After graduation, although wanting to make fitness her full - time career, Kara settled for a more traditional career path.

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Second, the United States needs to build a more responsive labor market with more career paths outside the traditional degree track.

Following a traditional academic career path is undoubtedly more difficult for these reasons.

Several years later, Fisher believes she is far more satisfied than she would have been if she had stuck to a more traditional Ph.D. career path.

These Yachting Cadetships for 18 -25-year-olds are generously part funded by two of the leading UK maritime charities, which makes them accessible to everyone and an immediately viable option for those considering vocational training over the more traditional study or career paths.

«Society has an interest in producing ethical attorneys who are equipped with equipped with basic business training, the ability to communicate with their clients, and more than just one or two traditional career paths that don't work for very many people anymore.

I find it predictable that women are more inclined to career paths that engage access to justice, as women have reason to be more attuned to social justice issues on a personal level... and have reason to find the traditional practice of law unwelcoming and not amenable to supporting their lifestyle needs and interests / goals, which would explain a greater interest in opportunities in access to justice related work and organizations.

Similar to the comments above, a successful career does not necessarily mean a traditional path or even having the same job for more than a few years at a time.

The path to a public interest career is less defined than more traditional career options and the second edition of Public Interest Legal Careers Guide provides information, advice and resources tailored to helping students develop a public interest career in one complete package.

Swatee Jasoria, director of professional development at New College of the Humanities, said: «With the current economic climate and a number of sectors destined for growth, the traditional career path has evolved into more of a long and winding road.