Education or training designed to provide students or employees with the specific knowledge and skills needed for a particular trade or profession

Medical condition or illness caused by the specific nature of one's work or workplace environment.

Moral principles and standards of behavior that people in a specific field or profession are expected to follow

to make something professional; to meet professional standards and norms

A person who is self-employed or works as an independent professional.

a second job or sparetime work that provides additional income beyond one's primary occupation

Business suits or professional clothing worn in an office environment

A profession where one is self-employed and uses their own knowledge or skills to work independently for clients rather than a single employer; includes jobs like writers, lawyers, and artists.

An organization of workers in the same occupation formed to protect their interests, improve living conditions, and promote welfare; promote worker solidarity

A higher education institution focused on vocational training and practical skills, often established by local governments or specific departments to develop a skilled workforce.

a woman who has a job or profession, specifically one who works for pay outside the home

A school that provides education in technical or professional skills; also referred to by the short form [[职校|職校|zhi2 xiao4]]

A person who poses as a college student to engage in political activities or espionage; an agent provocateur.

baseball played as a profession rather than as an amateur sport

the qualities, standards, or behavior that characterize or mark a professional person or a professional organization; professional character or the occupational characteristics of a job

professionalism; professional quality or character

professional athlete; pro athlete

An athlete who has specialized skills and participates in sports competitions as a full-time career.

A secondary school that provides students with specific job skills and training. Known as [[职高|職高|zhi2 gao1]] for short. In Taiwan, it is called [[高职|高職|gao1 zhi2]] or [[高级职业学校|高級職業學校|gao1 ji2 zhi2 ye4 xue2 xiao4]].

Professional Golfers' Association; PGA

student attending a higher vocational school or professional college

higher education institution focused on professional and technical training

a post-secondary educational institution in China that provides professional and technical training

higher vocational and technical college or tertiary vocational institution

senior vocational secondary school specializing in agriculture

senior commercial vocational school

vocational high school for technical and industrial training

a secondary school specializing in vocational and technical education, particularly in Taiwan

a three-year vocational high school focusing on home economics and commerce

student attending a senior secondary vocational school or professional college

relating to technical skills and vocational careers; technical personnel titles

National Basketball Association (NBA), the premier professional basketball league in North America

job placement or employment services

An agency or center that matches job seekers with employers and provides job placement services

Symptoms of fatigue, boredom, or loss of focus caused by working the same job for a long time, often leading to reduced efficiency or poor morale.

An organization or association formed by members of the same profession or occupation, such as a labor union or farmers’ association

professional or technical training provided to people who are preparing for a job or who are already employed