Sentence examples for Academic qualification from inspiring English sources

Academic qualification at a postgraduate level;   3.

James himself had no such academic qualification.

By far the overwhelming consideration is academic qualification".

An academic qualification in something other than journalism is useful.

"A life like his cannot be hostage to a few failures in an area of intellectual or academic qualification related to his activity as a rabbi".

In the 1970s people could still enter social work with no academic qualification, and graduates like Jones were quickly promoted to management.

The "Skillionaires Club", published today, is a list of 100 people who have made themselves a fortune without ever receiving an academic qualification, the Independent reports.

He failed to win even the lowest of the classical-examination degrees but was to have the distinction of being the first Han Chinese to hold a viceroyalty and to become a grand councillor without any academic qualification.

"It is well known that in terms of infrastructure of the schools, and academic qualification and salary of the teachers the government schools are much ahead of the BRAC nonformal schools," the evaluation said (p 51).

Most of the 100 "most improved" comprehensives achieved their meteoric rise up the league tables by rejecting the traditional academic qualification, the GCSE, in favour of General National Vocational Qualifications (GNVQs).

Coach Thad Matta said Ross played so erratically last year — he was not eligible until December while he fulfilled academic qualification requirements — that Matta told him, "I can't hold tryouts in the Big Ten season".