professionalise
Significado: To give a professional quality or character to an activity, organisation, or occupation, typically by introducing formal training, standards, and accreditation.
Professionalise describes the transformation of an amateur, informal, or voluntary activity into one governed by professional standards and expectations. It is common in discussions of sport (the professionalisation of rugby), the voluntary sector (professionalising charity management), and public services. While generally positive — implying higher standards and greater accountability — it can carry negative connotations when applied to activities that valued their amateur ethos, such as community organisations or grassroots sport.
Ejemplos
- The sport's governing body took steps to professionalise coaching by introducing mandatory qualifications at every level. 该运动的管理机构采取措施,在各级别引入强制性资格要求,以实现教练的职业化。El organismo rector del deporte tomó medidas para profesionalizar el entrenamiento, introduciendo cualificaciones obligatorias en todos los niveles.そのスポーツの統括団体は、全レベルで必須の資格を導入し、コーチングのプロフェッショナル化に向けた措置を講じた。그 스포츠의 통괄 기구는 모든 레벨에서 필수 자격을 도입하여 코칭의 전문화를 위한 조치를 취했다.
- The charity sector has been under pressure to professionalise its governance following a series of high-profile scandals. 在一系列引人注目的丑闻之后,慈善部门面临着将其治理职业化的压力。El sector benéfico se ha visto presionado para profesionalizar su gobernanza tras una serie de escándalos de gran repercusión.一連の注目を集めた不祥事を受けて、慈善セクターはガバナンスの専門化を迫られている。일련의 대형 스캔들 이후, 자선 부문은 거버넌스의 전문화를 요구받고 있다.
- Efforts to professionalise the care workforce have been hampered by persistently low pay and poor conditions. 由于工资持续偏低和工作条件恶劣,护理人员队伍的职业化努力受到了阻碍。Los esfuerzos por profesionalizar la fuerza laboral del sector asistencial se han visto obstaculizados por unos salarios persistentemente bajos y unas condiciones deficientes.介護労働力の専門職化に向けた取り組みは、恒常的な低賃金と劣悪な労働条件によって妨げられてきた。돌봄 인력의 전문직화를 위한 노력은 만성적인 저임금과 열악한 근무 조건에 의해 방해받아 왔다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: professional, journalism, academic
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From professional, from Old French professionel, from Latin professio (public declaration, occupation), from profiteri (to profess). The verb with -ise emerged in the late 19th century as many occupations began formalising their structures.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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