professionalization

IPA: prʌfˈɛʃʌnʌɫɪzˈeɪʃʌn

Examples of "professionalization" in Sentences

Yet professionalization is a pyrrhic victory: We’ve won the battle but lost the war.
I’d like to second Jim (#43) and say that over-professionalization is an enormous problem.
Visit Wired to see the rest of this study, which outlines how technology has lead to the "professionalization" of sex work.
This assumption has it backwards, because mass professionalization is an oxymoron; a professional class implies a minority of members.
This chapter of climate and energy advocacy was marked by an unprecedented "professionalization," with new resources underwriting polling and campaign-style infrastructure that served many important purposes.
And the history of liberal arts education suggests that many professors would like to keep it that way-a big part of the debates over general education curricula (here and elsewhere) have to do with the question of "relevance" or "professionalization" - with many defenders of traditional general education programs resisting the call to make their programs more relevant.