The phrase "achievement section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part of a document, such as a resume or report, that highlights accomplishments or successes.
Example: "In the achievement section of my resume, I listed my awards and recognitions from previous jobs."
Alternatives: "accomplishments section" or "successes section".
This study used a set of questionnaires which comprise of five main sections; Section A-general background, Section B-PO achievement, Section C- educational achievement throughout 4 years at UKM, Section D-career preparation and Section E-Relationship between lecturer-student.
If you are on another section, such as the Achievement section, you will have to click on Summary to return to the main page.
Console games include lists of achievements to unlock – though sometimes they're meaningless, as satirised by the flash game Achievement Unlocked which gives you credit for achievements such as "scroll the achievements section" and "unlock 10 achievements".
I will try to cut down on the achievements section and see what else I can do to shorten it.
It is often a good idea to include an achievements section but Matthew's is perhaps a little too detailed, as is his interests section.
So go to the website, look at the results, and look at the achievements section in the Ofsted report, and at the figures for expected progress on the data dashboard.
After each position have another "Major Achievements" section, highlighting any commendations you may have received, any further responsibilities you may have been awarded or any targets you may have achieved or exceeded.
As mentioned in the UBM achievements section, the BioMaPS students have demonstrated their success through selection in graduate programs with mathematical biology emphases, with one receiving an NSF graduate research fellowship.
Whereas your 'awards and achievements' section was very specific, your skills section is much more general.
You can choose one event, moment or achievement from each section, if you like: just remember to tell us the name of the event and why it deserves to make it into our readers' 2012 roundup.
The package follows the review into police pay and conditions by Tom Winsor, now Her Majesty's Inspector of Constabulary, who recommended that able people of high achievement from every section of society should be able to join the higher ranks of the police as long as they can meet rigorous standards of attainment.
