Sentence examples for A-level qualifications from inspiring English sources

A-level qualifications indicate that a person passed a series of advanced secondary school examinations usually taken around age 18 or recognised equivalents that often involve a more vocational element.

This September, Robbie Wojciechowski will be starting at Goldmsiths University as an undergraduate, despite having no A-level qualifications.

"I do not envisage the Department for Education having a role in the development of A-level qualifications.

So far, 92 out of 124 GCSE, AS and A-level qualifications that have been presented to us have been accredited.

Laura Spence, the then chancellor pointed out, had the "best A-level qualifications you can have" but had been turned down by Magdalen College, Oxford.

One final system-imposed hurdle was the weird and apparently random combination of A-level qualifications I had obtained, which did not hang together in any coherent way.

Confusion will reign: A-level qualification reform will be paused with uncertainty over its future direction.

The extended project is a piece of independent research and writing completed alongside the formal A-level qualification.

High-speed rail will demand a high-skilled workforce – 50% of which is likely to require NVQ level 3 (A-level) qualification or above.

Almost one in five maths and English lessons is now taught by those without even an A-level qualification in those subjects.

Writing in the Guardian in April, Adonis said: "High-speed rail will demand a high-skilled workforce – 50% of which is likely to require NVQ level 3 (A-level) qualification or above.