Licensure

Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪsəntʃər/

Licensure (noun)

  1. An official permission to do a job or activity, given by a government or approved authority after meeting requirements.
  2. The process or status of being allowed to practise a profession, based on education, training, and passing required checks.

Examples

  • Licensure is required before the service can begin.
  • The agency grants licensure after reviewing the application.