Sentence examples for a full qualification from inspiring English sources

Nor are people studying a module or two, rather than a full qualification.

Addressing the issue of unqualified teachers, Clegg will make clear that anyone teaching in a state school should be fully qualified, or be working towards a full qualification.

Until now, a legal apprenticeship could only lead to a job as a paralegal, but law firms have driven moves to change this to a full qualification to practise law from next year, and Woods was confident that this dynamism coming from the firms meant apprenticeships would become increasingly widely accepted.

That hydrophone will be submitted to a full qualification test campaign, to validate the design approach in view of further optimization.

"I worry about the older ones, as a third of our trainees are healthcare assistants who train up for a full nursing qualification.

We will include adolescents who searched for a full vocational qualification at the end of their school career and those who did not.

The hypotheses regarding the transitions into the different sub-areas of vocational education and training (company-based and school-based7) and into vocational education training that leads to a full vocational qualification are examined using Cox regression models.

When looking at the overall outcome, i.e., entry into vocational training that leads to a full vocational qualification, no disadvantages in terms of opportunity for male adolescents compared to female adolescents were identified.

For an overview of the transitions for young people without qualifications for higher education, it is necessary to include in the analysis entry into all forms of vocational education and training that lead to a full vocational qualification, i.e., company-based and external dual education and training as well as school-based vocational education and training.

Among adolescents who had searched for a training position at the end of their school career with an intermediate school-leaving certificate, approximately 91%% of the young males and young females enter vocational education training that leads to a full vocational qualification within 38 months (see Fig. 2, left-hand graphic).

We also illustrate the gender-specific differences in the transition processes between school leavers from lower and intermediate secondary schools in advance for the different types of vocational education and training and for vocational education training, leading to a full vocational qualification.