CEFR C1

vocationally

adverb

Meaning

In a way that relates to an occupation or employment, especially with regard to training or preparation for a specific career.

Examples

The school offers programs designed to prepare students vocationally for various trades.
She decided to pursue further education vocationally, focusing on culinary arts.

Synonyms: professionally, occupationally, career-wise, job-relatedly

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vocationally (C1)

adverb

Pronunciation: /voʊˈkeɪʃənəli/

Definition

In a way that relates to an occupation or employment, especially with regard to training or preparation for a specific career.

Examples

The school offers programs designed to prepare students vocationally for various trades.
She decided to pursue further education vocationally, focusing on culinary arts.
Many young adults are now thinking more vocationally about their future studies.

How to Use vocationally

vocationally trained (collocation): Having received specific training for a particular job or trade. — "The company prefers to hire vocationally trained individuals for technical roles."
vocationally oriented (collocation): Focused on or directed towards a specific occupation or career. — "The new curriculum is more vocationally oriented to meet industry demands."

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