Sentence examples similar to Study for qualification from inspiring English sources

For a significant number of adults the level of functional literacy is so low that they are not ready to study for qualifications.

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Andrew Smith reports on how some of the best and most promising engineers study for qualifications on a bespoke training course which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary.

One of its emerging findings is that the Skills for Life strategy, while successfully reaching "the lowest hanging fruit" – adults ready to study for qualifications – is not doing enough to persuade, encourage and support potential learners to engage in learning.

Chris Ball, chief executive of the Age and Employment Network, agrees that opportunities for lifelong learning narrow significantly at 25, not least because of the axing of funds for people wanting to study for qualifications at an equivalent or lower level than any they already have.

Tudor historian turned Conservative MP Chris Skidmore has a ten minute rule bill on Schools (Opportunity to Study for Qualifications).

S4, S5 and S6 now form what's called "the senior phase" and different learners may study for qualifications at different stages.

"For too long, children in state maintained schools have been unfairly denied the right to study for qualifications like the IGCSE, which has only served to widen the already vast divide between state and independent schools in this country.

It is designed for people studying for qualifications such as Highers - not more advanced further education courses such as HNDs.

You don't have to attend lectures and you can study for a qualification at your own pace.

If you feel like you're not quite there and need a boost, it may be possible to undertake on-the-job training or study for a qualification.