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A profession is a skilled occupation that typically requires specialized training, knowledge, and credentials, such as medicine, law, or the clergy. Professions matter because they provide essential services to society and are built on standards of expertise and trustworthiness that people rely on in important areas of their lives.
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Профе́ссия (лат. professio; от profiteor — «объявляю своим делом») — род трудовой деятельности человека, обычно его — это труд, за который человек получает доход. Профессия требует владения теоретическими знаниями и практическими навыками, приобретаемыми в ходе специальной подготовки или получения специального образования.
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