Sentence examples for a recognized certification from inspiring English sources

A.E.M.T (Advanced Emergency Medical Technician) Also known as Intermediate (Not a recognized certification in all states).

Community interpreting training standards were developed in 2002, a certificate in Community Interpreting was first offered in 2004, and a nationally recognized certification exam was created in 2009 [ 51].

To benchmark our sustainability performance with the global best, we have engaged EarthCheckTM certification of our hotels, which is a globally recognized certification for environmental excellence in the hospitality and tourism industry.

The lack of a nationally recognized certification of properly educated homeopaths exacerbated the problem.

Require strength and conditioning coaches (both full-time and part-time employees) to maintain certification through a nationally recognized certification program.

Completion of all three courses gives students the portfolio necessary to apply for an internationally recognized certification in Permaculture Design though the Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute.

LEED, which stands for "Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design," is an internationally recognized certification program for rating green buildings.

For toxicologists, the courts, and the public in general, an internationally recognized certification is of value to the extent those stakeholders can be confident that the credential demonstrates currency and command of both breadth and appropriate depth of relevant knowledge and current professional experience.

But until now, there's been no instantly recognized certification that says an agent is legit.

The young man with the monitor was studying to be a pharmacy technician, and Ms. Amaya, who worked at Harris, a for-profit chain of trade schools, knew that the most widely recognized certification for pharmacy technicians excludes anyone convicted of a felony or even a low-level drug offense.

The fact that JC HEM doesn't provide recognized certification (five comments) is an inherent barrier.