Sentence examples for a qualification and from inspiring English sources

My advice is to do your training, get a qualification and join a union.

Such courses do not lead to a qualification and have been vulnerable under the "skills" agendas of successive governments.

"It gives them a chance to gain a qualification and improves the life chances of those who have these skills.

No one seems to want to employ someone without a qualification, and yet they aren't willing to put in the time to train you up.

Mr. Saramago's unpunctuated sentences, bundling together a statement, an objection, a qualification and a digression, need a lot of narrative detonation to keep them moving.

"In England students spend six years working towards a qualification and then an awful lot of them end up deciding where and what they will study in this giant, crazy headlong rush.

Having a personal connection to a tragedy is a special qualification — and a kind of mandate — but emotional investment can also be blinding.

You might have a degree, perhaps a technical qualification and a bit of work experience on your CV but have you promoted your soft skills?

"There is a difference between a tertiary qualification and an accredited profession," said Burrell.

Of those with early childhood-related qualifications: 6% had a (3 or 4 year) bachelor degree (from a university); 28% had a diploma qualification; and 36% a certificate qualification (from a vocational education and training institution) (The Social Research Centre 2014).

Education level was categorised into three groups according to the highest formal qualifications specified: tertiary education (a university degree or a nursing/teaching qualification), secondary education (O-levels, A-levels or a clerical/commercial qualification) and no formal qualifications specified.