Sentence examples for Gain qualification from inspiring English sources
To summarise, it involved living, eating and breathing volleyball by all involved, to gain qualification into the most prestigious competition of any athlete's career – the Olympic Games.
It is widely believed that one month into a Premier League season that will stretch into spring, the Gunners are already playing for third place at best, maybe fourth, the lowest spot that would gain qualification again in 2012-13 for the Champions League, the world's top club tournament.
The tournament was the first opportunity to gain qualification points for the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Paralympics.
"Nicky Morgan does herself a disservice as she does all those young people who have worked hard to gain qualifications.
2) There are an increasing number of apprenticeships available which, like NVQs, offer the chance to gain qualifications and experience at the same time.
Would-be tour guides can gain qualifications from the Institute of Tourist Guiding and the Hospitality Guild, though many adventure travel companies are more interested in skills and attitudes.
The services are facing swingeing redundancies, so helping staff to gain qualifications that will be recognised when they leave the RAF is becoming more of a priority.
I liked the idea of being an apprentice because it meant I could earn some money, gain qualifications and be on a career ladder," he says.
Thousands of pupils excluded from state schools are being deprived of the opportunity to gain qualifications that would help them build a future, according to children's campaigners.
Barr's Hill School & Community College, Coventry: create raised allotments with a polytunnel that can help teachers connect with all students and encourage talented horticulturalists to gain qualifications through the Royal Horticultural Society.
Unlike doctors or engineers, who need to train for years to gain qualifications that prove they probably know what they're doing, no such qualification exists for aid workers.
