Sentence examples for a different qualification to from inspiring English sources

"As explained in the report, the diploma is a different qualification to its equivalents and it is therefore understandable that the fees will be different.

This means paying close attention to pupil progress, and providing a diverse curriculum – the sixth-form offers around 20 different qualifications to a year group of just 60 students.

A different qualification path: Apprenticeships, traineeships, and school leavers' programmes are all legitimate alternatives to university level study, providing real, applicable workplace skills and experience while you study (and earn).

When I realised I wanted to work in art museums, I knew I would need a different qualification.

"It's a different competition, with a different qualification system".

Wales already offers a different qualification, the Welsh baccalaureate, as part of GCSE and A Level courses.

A Ph.D. is a very different qualification; one of its main appeals to employers is the degree of autonomy it leads someone to develop.

It became clear that if a different approach to qualification improvement is not be implemented in the Lithuanian education system, it will be difficult to expect essential qualitative changes in this area.

Therefore, immigrants with a tertiary education in their country of origin accepting these kind of jobs had probably very different qualifications compared to other tertiary educated migrants, who at the same time were being employed as university professors or doctors.

Different film schools will have different qualifications needed to be considered for admission.

"We can expect that we will see different effects school by school, and students will respond differently to different qualifications".