Sentence examples for International qualifications from inspiring English sources

The prospectus and website set out the other qualifications (eg International Baccalaureate, international qualifications, etc) that are acceptable.

When universities recruit international students, they check that candidates' local qualifications are comparable to their own entry requirements by referring to Naric, a government-sponsored service that tracks international qualifications.

In fact, many recruiters are already starting to warn that a "talent crunch" could be only months away, with companies again struggling to find people with the right combination of international qualifications, contacts and languages — of which there is a limited supply.

The curriculum might align with existing Indonesian or international qualifications pathways and importantly provide access to the doxa of the software development industry in Indonesia and beyond.

There are also advantages to having an international qualification – it's useful for people who will work abroad in the future.

Andrew Hutchinson, executive head of Parkside Federation which runs the two schools, acknowledges that it was a risk, but says the international qualification offered both a more rigorous approach and a better route into A-levels.

Still on the World Cup and Anthony Minichiello, the Sydney Roosters and former Australia full-back who will captain Italy in their first appearance in the tournament – possibly preceded by a warm-up game against England – has made some interesting points on the thorny issue of international qualification.

In Champions League and Europa League ties, as well as international qualification playoffs, it is often claimed that the consequence of an away goal weighs too heavy on the minds of players, only succeeding in making big games somewhat stodgy and insipid, robbing the continental game of its inherent spectacle.

Discussions are also under way with sports manufacturers to come up with one uniform Uefa ball for use during international qualification matches, as is the case with the Champions League ball.

However, in 1989, the plans were modified, as the FIFA made new rules, requiring that only seating places could be used for international qualification matches from 1992.

Treatment will be administered by experienced physiotherapists with an international qualification for manual therapy (IFOMPT standard).