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• r  affecting the pursuit of a vocation or occupation
  vocationally trained

• The gang members were vocationally talented; they drilled 48 holes to remove a panel in a stout oak door of the Dulwich College museum without tripping an alarm attached to the .
• Some 25 million adult Americans cannot read even product-identification labels or street signs; 35 million more are vocationally handicapped by inadequate reading skills.
• Wherever they went, they found "vocationally oriented" students "with little or no conception of the meaning of a liberal education.

Quotes

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• Kevin Andrews in The Age
  Mr Burke's claim that the government's programs are not vocationally oriented is simply incorrect,Mr Andrews said. "The Australian government's policies provide the English training required to ensure our refugee and humanitarian entrants...
• Paul Davies in Luton Today
  Mr Davies added: "For our applied secondary subject teacher training places we are looking for people with experience in industry who maybe looking for a career change, as the subjects are vocationally orientated. During a recession there's never...
• Marc Ecko in Adweek
  After seeing things that were vocationally oriented were too industrial, that were not teaching the right skill set to our labor force, I thought maybe we could rebrand the idea of vocational education,Ecko says. "The idea is one part...