Professional Practice definition

Professional Practice means the behaviors, skills, knowledge and dispositions that Educators should exhibit. Teacher Quality Standards I-IV address the Professional Practice standards for Educators in Colorado.

Professional Practice means the practice of medicine, dentistry, podiatry, osteopathy, chiropractic or veterinary medicine.

Professional Practice means the behaviors, skills, knowledge and dispositions that educators should exhibit. Teacher Quality Standards I-V and Principal Quality Standards I-VI address the Professional Practice standards for educators in Colorado.

Examples of Professional Practice in a sentence

• The audit was conducted in accordance with the Institute of Internal Auditors’ International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing.

• The audit was conducted in accordance with the International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing.

• In accordance with the Authorised Professional Practice published by the College of Policing in May 2017, the police will not normally provide any information to the press or media that might identify an individual who is under investigation, unless and until the person is charged with a criminal offence.

• However, in this Commonwealth, a Code of Professional Practice and Conduct (Code) for certificated educators is required by statute and violation of specified sections of the Code may constitute a basis for public or private reprimand.

• The audit was carried out in conformance with the Institute of Internal Auditors’ International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing.

More Definitions of Professional Practice

Professional Practice means the knowledge and skills expected of persons being evaluated, as defined in standards and associated benchmarks.

Professional Practice means a business entity

Professional Practice means the carrying out of those functions by or on behalf of the Assured normally associated with the conduct of the profession specified in the Schedule.

Professional Practice means the behaviors, skills, and knowledge that educators should exhibit. Teacher Quality Standards, Principal Quality Standards, and Special Service Provider Quality Standards reflect the Professional Practice expectations for educators in Colorado.

Professional Practice means a period of supervised practice, which meets the Council’s requirements in terms of the procedures it has set down in relation to the induction of teachers into the teaching profession and the procedures and criteria it has set for probation of teachers including for periods of probation;

Professional Practice means a limited company, partnership or other legal entity that carries on one of the Recognised Professions and carries on business in compliance with the Accounts Rules.

Professional Practice means the business carried on by an accountant, architect, dentist, engineer, land surveyor, lawyer (barrister and/or solicitor), medical doctor (physician and/or surgeon), nurse, psychologist, social worker, teacher, veterinarian or any other person engaged in private practice for remuneration from or on behalf of clients, excluding professionals employed on a full-time basis by government, public agencies or other business the primary function of which is not to provide professional services, but including all such professionals engaged in private practice on a part-time basis.