professionalschool

noun
UK /prəˈfɛʃənl skuːl/
US /prəˈfɛʃənl skuːl/

A special school where grown-ups learn the skills they need for a certain job.

She went to a professional school to learn how to be a nurse.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A graduate-level school that prepares students for a licensed profession such as law, medicine, or business.

After college, he enrolled in a professional school to study law.

3. Any institution offering advanced courses aimed at people already working in a field.

The company sent its managers to a professional school for leadership training.

4. A school run by a professional body to set and teach standards for its members.

The accountants' professional school offers continuing education each year.