The phrase "all qualification" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to "all qualifications," which would be appropriate when discussing the complete set of skills or credentials someone possesses.
Example: "To apply for this position, you must meet all qualifications listed in the job description."
Alternatives: "all credentials" or "all requirements".
The suggested generic standards also cover all qualification levels commonly found in industrial processes.
The logistics industry values people of all qualification levels, from truck drivers to operations managers and everything in between.
First of all, qualification standards for kindergarten and childcare teachers need to be adjusted (see Figure 9).
Looking at the coefficients for men, we see that overeducation declines with potential experience for all qualification groups except post-school certificates (where potential experience is only weakly related to overeducation) across most of the relevant range.
While students enrolled in excess of 120 h/year have completion rates in excess of 90percentt, all qualification levels below this number of enrollment hours have steadily decreasing completion rates as their hours of enrollments decrease.
After winning all qualification matches, scoring 55 goals, the German team defeated England 6 2 over two legs in the semi-final.
Nor are all qualifications equal; the BTec is not as widely recognised as A-levels.
No, the University of Westminster does not disregard any A-levels and all qualifications are taken into account.
All qualifications for new entry students are now expressed in tariff points, a system which is still in its infancy and not all types of qualifications are included.
All qualifications for new entry students are now expressed in tariff points, a system that is still in its infancy and not all types of qualifications are included.
All qualifications within the tariff are subject to regular review in the light of admissions decisions taken by universities".
