Sentence examples for Inferior qualification from inspiring English sources
O-levels were introduced for a small proportion of the population and CSEs were seen as an inferior qualification for the less able.
Under the old system, pupils judged more able would be assigned to sit O-levels (GCE), while the bulk sat CSEs – an exam seen as an inferior qualification.
And their numbers fall precisely because less privileged students drop out or fail to take up offers when facing debts to pay for their courses - courses which, they are encouraged by every league table to believe, lead to inferior qualifications.
First came a sense of anger, as I questioned how others with inferior academic qualifications succeeded in getting in.
According to Robert A. Kann, Maria Theresa was a monarch of above-average qualifications but intellectually inferior to Joseph and Leopold.
Dr Corrigan added that vocational and technical studies should not be seen as inferior, but that meant ensuring the qualifications on offer should be of the highest quality.
In the past, the BTec coursework-only qualifications were considered by many to be inferior to A-levels.
Twenty years ago, as England stuttered towards World Cup qualification failure under the haunted gaze of Graham Taylor, a technically inferior English football was readying itself for another harsh winter in Europe.
"I had not seen that in the team in training or qualification but this is a clear symptom of a team that approaches a competition either feeling inferior or a bit concerned so you make basic errors," he said.
Midmar Mile Feeling inferior?
