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A profession is:
1) Recognized by institutional authorities as existing as a profession. (Sometimes laws define who is a member of a profession, or establish a governmental board that defines professional qualifications).
2) An occupation that requires specialized and technical knowledge.
3) An occupation that has some sort of commitment to service to society, or work for the sake of the betterment of civilization.
4) An occupation that is self-organized, with members of the profession establishing a hierarchy or governing body that makes decisions related to who is included within or excluded from the profession, what training and experience is required in order for someone to join the profession, and what standards of competency are used to define and evaluate skills used by the profession. Professions are to some degree self-governing and have control over their own affairs, although this can sometimes conflict with regulations imposed by the wider society through, for example, laws or professional standards boards.
5) An occupation that has codes of practice and ethical standards dictating how the profession must be practiced, and what society and clients should be able to expect from the work of the profession as a whole and individual practitioners within the profession.
6) Professions usually secure privileges and rights. That is, they work to ensure that only members of a profession are allowed to do certain things.
Those are the six criteria to define a profession. Sometimes in common usage a profession is simply any specialization, craft, trade, or occupation that involves specialized technical knowledge and skills. Sometimes the term "profession" is also used to distinguish between a person who is involved in economic activities that involve providing products and services for fees in a competent manner, as contrasted with amateurs or volunteers or persons who do not take their work seriously. These meanings for "profession" are certainly just as valid as the more technical definition of the institutions of profession I've defined with six criteria above. All terms are socially-constructed, and depend for their reality on the ideas everyone in society has about what the terms mean.
What else can I help you with?
What are your realization about the teaching profession an magnacarta?
realization about teaching?
Why you choose a teaching profession?
because you want to
Is teaching a mission vocation of profession?
Teaching can be both a mission and a profession. Some individuals view teaching as a calling or vocation, driven by a deep sense of purpose and commitment to guiding and shaping the lives of others. At the same time, teaching is also a recognized profession with its own standards, training requirements, and career pathways.
The teacher as a person in society reference?
the teaching profession
What is full form of LT?
In teaching profession LT stands for Licentiate Teaching. It is equivalent to B.Ed.
Most important profession open to women in 1900?
teaching
What did Thomas Edison teach?
Nothing, teaching was not Edison's profession.
Who was given a list of responsibilities in the teaching profession?
yes,this will be importing.
Why is teaching considered a profession?
teaching is a profession because one has to undergo a long education first before he or she can teach and only licensed teachers can teach....so, it could not be anybody's job
Why is teaching considered a calling?
Because the members of the teaching profession like to make more of what they do than is factual or necessary.
What was the profession of Frida Kahlo?
She was mainly a painter, but she also did some teaching.
What i love about teaching?
Only you can answer this question. I know why I love teaching and what my foundation philosophy is in teaching. If you don’t have a foundation for why you teach you need to develop one or get another profession.
