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Thesaurus of Religious Occupational Terms (TROT) Prepared by the Joint Taskforce on Best Practices in the Field of Religion2015Preface At the 2014 Annual Convention of the American Theological Library

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1. Start by gathering the necessary information related to occupational terms.
2. Make sure you have a clear understanding of the specific occupation you are referring to.
3. Begin by writing the job title or occupation at the top of the form.
4. Include relevant details such as job responsibilities, required qualifications, and necessary skills.
5. Provide a brief description of the occupation, highlighting its purpose and scope.
6. List any specific tasks or duties associated with the occupation, in a point-by-point format.
7. Include any educational requirements, certifications, or licenses needed for the occupation.
8. Mention the experience level or years of experience required for the occupation.
9. Add any additional information or instructions that may be helpful for the person reviewing the occupational terms.
10. Review the completed occupational terms form for accuracy and clarity before final submission.

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Occupational terms refer to the specific language, jargon, and terminology used within a particular industry or profession.

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The purpose of occupational terms is to standardize language and communication within a specific industry or profession.

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