The phrase "and qualifications that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills or credentials that are necessary for a particular role or task.
Example: "We are looking for candidates who possess the experience and qualifications that will enable them to excel in this position."
Alternatives: "and credentials that will" or "and skills that will".
"By opening up the Scotland's Best programme to young Clydesiders, we are offering these young people a terrific opportunity to gain vital skills, experience and qualifications that will better equip them for life in the workplace".
"It is essential that young people in education are gaining the knowledge, skills, understanding and qualifications that will best equip them to enter the increasingly competitive worlds of employment or higher education".
With the benefit of the high-flux facility and NRG's clear expertise, we anticipate time-efficient materials testing and qualification that will advance IMSR engineering and regulatory activities," said Simon Irish, CEO of Terrestrial Energy.
Although they will share the salary and require qualifications that will rule out many would-be applicants, there has already been broad interest in the positions.
This is a particular risk for students in the developing world who are eager to learn and desperate for meaningful qualifications that will allow them to build careers that are often the only way to transform their and their families' lives.
It helps people develop vital life skills such as teamwork, leadership and communication, whilst achieving coaching qualifications that will enhance their employment prospects.
"Our academies programme is turning around hundreds of underperforming schools, we are introducing a world class curriculum and our reforms to exams will create qualifications that will keep pace with the demands of universities and employers.
"Offenders can gain qualifications that will be useful to them and employers on release.Many prisoners have never worked or have poor work histories and have low education attainments, and therefore need a low-level job to start getting used to employment.
A new round of trade negotiations has been launched, and an agenda has been agreed, albeit with, in some cases, qualifications that will need to be sorted out later.
The DfE is consulting on the list of vocational qualifications that will qualify for inclusion on the tech bacc approved list, and is to significantly reduce the 4,000 courses currently counted in the school and college league tables.
However, all of these tend to offer low level qualifications that will not fully equip you for a career in health and safety.
