I think you're expected to use your own brain to answer this.
These are abbreviations for the legal terms - Professional Corporation or Professional Association. A PC or PA dentist is one who has incorporated his practice for income tax purposes. These abbreviations have nothing to do with his or her ability as a dentist.
To become a professional soccer player, you have to be hired by a team willing to pay you a salary.
Practice, practice and more practice is what you need to do.
The main things are to read a lot and to get plenty of practice writing poetry. If you wish, take a course in creative writing, but there's no close correlation between level of education and the ability to write poety.
Passing this class may be beyond my ability. You will improve your ability with practice.
According to Donna McAvoy, "Heterogeneous or nongraded education is the practice of teaching children of different ages and ability levels together in the same classroom, without dividing them or the curriculum into steps labelled by 'grade' designations."
Mainly practice and experience.
Licensing boards or regulatory bodies have the authority to revoke a member's license to practice in various professions such as medicine, law, and accounting. The decision is typically made based on evidence of professional misconduct, ethics violations, or incompetence. Revocation of a license is a serious disciplinary action that can greatly impact a professional's ability to continue practicing.
Practice improves your ability to make accurate observations.
No schooling is required in order to become an NHL player. It is a professional league that depends on hockey ability, not education. You can be as uneducated as you like so long as you are good at hockey.
No, literacy is the ability to read and write, which isn't necessarily education.
Because I studied, I will have the ABILITY to pass my test tomorrow. Professional sports players are known for their athletic ability.