noun
definition
The act of conferring a license for an activity
definition
The condition of being licensed
Examples of licensure in a Sentence
Before you make a firm decision about the type of business you want to start, be sure to conduct research about what types of licensure (if any) are required by your state and local municipality.
Two alternatives for pursuing elementary licensure were made available.
If you're planning to relocate, contact the nursing licensure agency in the place that you plan to live following your retirement from the military.
In all fifty states, the District of Columbia and United States territories, nurses must also pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) to receive their nursing license.
Admission to M Arch programs can be granted to students without professional degrees in architecture who are seeking the path to professional licensure.
A variety of non-traditional teacher licensure programs has been sanctioned.
The National Resource Center for Health and Safety in Child Care and Early Education allows visitors to the site to check each individual state's child care licensure regulation requirements.
Just like working in the United States, foreign countries require healthcare professionals to present documentation that verifies education and licensure.
To find mortgage sales position information specific to your state, see the list of links to state licensure requirements on the Mortgage News Daily website.
All Foundations of Education students will therefore have a full semester course in Behavioral Analysis as part of their preparation for regular teacher licensure.
Another trend in special education licensure is a gradual movement away from reliance on stand alone licensing.
There is no certification process or licensure requirement to conduct an intervention.
Before enrolling in a master's program online, verify that a degree from Capella University meets your state criteria for licensure.
If so, you'll need to seek out courses that award certification or licensure only.
Karuna, The jobs you might be eligible for are largely dependent on the licensure requirements for various positions where you are located.
Each country has different needs, academic and licensure requirements, and different policies regarding international workers.
Each medical specialty has a different approach to what forms of education are required for certification, licensure or earning a degree.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics states that every state and the District of Columbia require licensure to practice in this field.
Midwives are trained in different ways, and meet certain requirements for education and licensure.
Upon graduation, most schools help their students prepare for state licensure examinations - an exam is necessary in order to practice the craft.
State boards of nursing require candidates to pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurse (NCLEX-RM) to become certified.