vocationalcheer

noun
UK /vəʊˈkeɪʃənl tʃɪə/
US /voʊˈkeɪʃənl tʃɪr/

Happy, encouraging words that help someone feel good about learning a job or skill.

The teacher gave the students vocationalcheer before their first day at the workshop.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A shout or chant used to celebrate finishing a work-training class.

The graduates let out a loud vocationalcheer when they got their certificates.

3. A cheerful attitude shown while learning a practical trade.

Her vocationalcheer made the long plumbing lesson feel fun.

4. A group that cheers for people learning new jobs.

The vocationalcheer club made posters for the new mechanics.