The phrase "a masters level" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "a master's level." You can use it when referring to the level of education or qualifications associated with a master's degree.
Example: "She has completed her studies at a master's level, focusing on advanced research techniques."
Alternatives: "a graduate level" or "a master's degree level."
Demonstrate commitment to your own professional development What courses could you take to increase your knowledge/experience? It doesn't have to be a masters level qualification, a short course may be useful.
All sessions were provided by a Masters level clinical psychologist.
A nanny's job history need not paint her to be a Masters level early childhood educator -- are you a Masters level early childhood educator?
I can train a physician assistant, a masters level professional, sewing and basic tissue handling skills in about a year.
Four years later, the physician assistant program opened, which developed into a masters level program in 2000.
As a black person in America born in the '50s, I have a masters level education in how to sing and dance to the tune that you choose and to be flexible and resilient enough to adjust my rhythm to match yours when you change melodies in the middle of the duet.
Dr Ginsberg previously created the first bridge-playing program that competed at a master level.
A master level training of mid-level health workers on emergency surgery was started in five universities to mitigate the shortage of trained surgeons and provide C-EMOC services at referral health centers.
There is no getting away from the fact that studying for a masters-level qualification by distance learning requires self-motivation, self discipline and a strong sense of independence.
Tell her I'm very inspired by her.' " On her way to her car, Torres, who was dressed to blend in, wearing a tank top, clam diggers and flip-flops, was stopped by a woman who described herself as a masters-level rower.
Among his regular sparring partners these days are Zalaquett, who is now back in Chile, and Natan Sharansky, the former Soviet dissident, who lives in Israel and is a master-level player.
