Sentence examples for a qualification above from inspiring English sources

By "graduate" the ONS means everyone with a qualification above A-levels, from higher national diplomas right up to doctorates.

Cambridge residents have the highest qualification levels (pdf) in the UK, with 65.7% having achieved a qualification above NVQ level 4. In contrast, the North East fares poorly, for example, only 19.9% of Grimsby's population has reached that level.

Men aged between 22 and 30 with a vocational qualification above GCSE level earn on average £10 an hour, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) found in an analysis of official figures.

Views were mainly unaffected by demographic factors although those with lower levels of education express significantly more desire to be informed than those with higher level qualifications (above GCSE).

Around 14% have a qualification at level 4 or above, compared to 20% nationally.

More than 33% of the county's population possess a level 4 qualification or above, such as a Higher National Diploma, Degree or a Higher Degree; while nearly 6.3% have no qualifications at all.

Writing in the Guardian in April, Adonis said: "High-speed rail will demand a high-skilled workforce – 50% of which is likely to require NVQ level 3 (A-level) qualification or above.

Participants with a high school qualification or above were less likely to report a low-risk perception of HIV as a potential barrier to HCT: high school (OR 0.67; 95% CI 0.50 0.89) and post high school (OR 0.46; 95% CI 0.33 0.63).

This constrains the probabilistic approach introduced above, by requiring first a qualification of the content as truthful.

Participants with a high school qualification or above were more likely to report paying for HCT services as a reason for not testing compared with those without a high school education: high school (OR 1.86; 95% CI 1.21 2.83) and post high school (OR 2.14; 95% CI 1.37 3.36).

But there is a qualification inserted: "probably".