Sentence examples for ambitious qualifications from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for the WJEC said: "Our view is that this body also needs to be independent of awarding organisations, especially as it manages the risks associated with the ambitious qualifications development agenda set out by the Review of 14-19 Qualifications".

Next year Britain will introduce ambitious new qualifications, combining academic and vocational study.

"As a team they're ambitious about their qualification chances, clearly, but possibly even beyond that, reaching the latter stages of the World Cup in Brazil.

For ambitious HEWs, upgrading their qualifications can lead to tricky decisions.

Chris Baird did what the impressive Dimitar Berbatov and ineffective Darren Bent could not and struck brilliantly to secure a late win for Fulham and fuel their ambitious bid for European qualification.

In his speech, Mr Brown accepted one of Lord Leitch's key recommendations: that the government become much more ambitious in its targets for workforce qualifications.

It also offers a "master housewife" qualification for the more ambitious.

He told the Commons that the changes would make exams "more challenging, more ambitious and more rigorous", ensuring GCSEs were universal qualifications with more detailed subject content.

It would seem that when authors highlight the potential contribution of their proposed research, they might do so with much qualification so as not to sound too ambitious and to avoid the risk of offending expert members of the community.

Keenly ambitious, he studied for a master's degree and professional qualifications in his spare time.

Researchers (e.g., Garet, Porter, Desimone, Birman & Yoon, 2001) have argued that the success of any ambitious education reform depends, to a large extent, on the qualifications and effectiveness of teachers.