The Differences between Trade and Profession is given here. Trade and profession are two terms used synonymously, but they are different. The trade is the usual occupation, it is a manual job that is learned during practice while the profession is that job that requires much more formal training.
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Job
The term comes from the Latin officium and is nothing more than the usual occupation, job, function, or job title. It has its origin in the works called in ancient times “vile or mechanical trades”
In its meaning as a union occupation, it is used as a synonym for trade unions or various trades. In today’s society, training is regulated by schools and academies of arts and crafts that are known as workshops or art schools and the more classical ones known as conservatories of arts.
Profession
The term profession comes from the Latin “profession, -ōnis” this designates the trade, employment, and occupation that are exercised in exchange for remuneration. It also defines the set of professionals who exercise it.
It requires specialized knowledge, professional training, or educational training of different levels, control over the content of the work, and its own organization through professional associations, unions, and associations. They also have ethical standards or professional deontology and a spirit of service to the community.
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Differences between Trade and Profession
- The trade is work related to manual or artisan work. In this case, the worker is skilled to perform specific tasks.
- The trade is learned by working directly, it is learned as a result of experience and constant practice. Some trades are shoemaker, baker, jeweler, blacksmith, plumber, watchmaker, and turner.
- A profession is taught in universities or institutes because they require specialized knowledge.
- A professional has an academic endorsement. A profession is for example engineering, architecture, medicine, biology or journalism.
