Sentence examples for Learning qualification from inspiring English sources

Childcarers will have to have at least grade C level GCSEs in English and Maths, and a new graduate early years learning qualification will be introduced.

Last year, 60 gained some sort of learning qualification ranging from literacy and numeracy, to nail art, ICT, food hygiene and first aid.

Mr Brown said all Scotland's prisoners should have the chance to work and learn qualifications to help them readjust to life on the outside.

The institutions operating in this area of the sector have strong links with industry and professional bodies and offer a wide range of undergraduate, professional and work-based learning qualifications, with only a small number of students undertaking doctoral research through professional doctorates.

Dr. Twersky also suggests learning the qualifications of the person who will be administering the anesthetic.

Maddy Thompson, programme head of standards, learning and qualifications at Skills for Care, said the apprenticeship – which uniquely has an option to accrue university credit points – has also been attracting younger care workers looking to develop a career in the sector.

All RLOs were evaluated extremely positively by the students and telephone interviews with a small sample of students suggested that the RLOs were continuing to be used to support learning post-qualification and that a number of students felt their prescribing confidence was due, at least in part, to these educational tools.

He called for a "step change in the number of people earning and learning" to boost qualifications.

Although there is little standardization of teacher training, we assume for our training that learning contents and qualifications of educators met common standards.

Supporting this finding, over nine-tenths (91.8%) of respondents without an overseas qualification but with an Australian qualification, considered lifelong learning to be important, in comparison to those respondents holding an overseas qualification (81.6% among people with less than a bachelor degree or 77.3% among those with a bachelor degree or higher, p < 0.05).

Williams adds that companies investing in this kind of learning and qualification for their staff get a great return – employees with improved knowledge, and with an increased loyalty to a business that values them.