The phrase "a qualification as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific qualification or credential that someone has achieved in a particular field or profession.
Example: "She has a qualification as a certified project manager, which enhances her career prospects."
Alternatives: "a certification in" or "a credential as".
Unfortunately, it's doubtful President Obama's backed away from empathy as a qualification as much as he's backed away from using the word itself".
Despite a biochemistry degree and a qualification as an accountant, Quirós has always worked in domestic jobs.
The show also illustrates the range of quality that was inevitable in a program where need was as important a qualification as talent.
Getting a qualification as a "relationship expert" is easier than getting your dead cat certified as a nutritionist, and relationship advice is littered with dubious "gurus" aplenty, or vague statements that helpfully inform us that "doctors agree".
If the US might seem like a long way to go for comment, the BBC's referendum coverage demonstrated that, when balance is at stake, a contributor's passion can be quite as compelling a qualification as his or her expertise, reputation or, even, connection with the subject under discussion.
It was noted that "it would be necessary to include in the NIO's 'comfort letter' a qualification as to the level of comfort given".
Being a man is a useful qualification, as well as being about six feet tall and somewhere between 35 and 50.
We do acknowledge and recognise relevant non-A-level qualifications as well.
That is phenomenal growth for a qualification that, as recently as 1995, was taken by fewer than 20,000 people a year.
The job profile of a senior physician assumes medical responsibility for sub-domains and demands a high level of professional qualification, as well as management ability [ 1].
The feedback might be used in several ways: in a portfolio for a teacher qualification, as an assignment preceding training, in a mentoring programme [ 32] or in a community of practice [ 33].
