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Regulated profession. In this context, a profession would essentially be a catch-all for paid work. And a Profession would be paid work for a specific regulated
by nibs 11y ago
Regulated profession. In this context, a profession would essentially be a catch-all for paid work. And a Profession would be paid work for a specific regulated body of "Professionals" with a specific designation or exclusive right to practive. Think doctor, lawyer, accountant.
- ciaranm 11y agoOr in the UK - Engineer. Not a protected Profession in the US, but is here.
- philipov 11y agoDepends what kind of engineer you're talking about. You need a license to practice Engineering[0] in the US. It's just that software developers aren't considered Engineers. [0] http://ncees.org/licensure/ http://ncees.org/licensure/
- arethuza 11y agoI believe there are PE's in the US - similar to UK CEng.