Sentence examples similar to a decent qualification from inspiring English sources

She says some applicants lack a decent maths qualification and some don't have the communication skills: "I've interviewed a number of candidates whom I just wouldn't put in front of the children".

According to their findings, leaving school without decent qualifications can knock a decade off your lifespan.

I have decent qualifications.

The national child development study, which compared children born in the same week in 1958, found that more adopted babies ended up with decent qualifications than legitimate babies.

Last September, world leaders promised to ensure all children received "free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education" leading to decent qualifications by 2030.

The education inspectorate's inspectors say it is "simply not enough" to keep teenagers in education until 18 if they fail to leave with decent qualifications and experience.

Inspectors say it is "simply not enough" to keep teenagers in education until 18 if they fail to leave with decent qualifications and experience.

Annually, 45% of young people leave school without a decent set of qualifications; a high proportion of older people live on very low incomes.

You will need at least two and preferably three good A levels to get into a decent university, though other qualifications such as the International Baccalaureate are also accepted.

The prospect of another manager getting down to work with a decent crop of young talent in qualification for (God help us) Russia 2018 is actually quite intriguing.

The chances of World Cup qualification are good, a decent draw would really help matters too.