The phrase "are the same qualifications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing qualifications of different individuals or entities to indicate that they possess identical credentials or skills.
Example: "Both candidates are highly qualified for the position, as they are the same qualifications required for the job."
Alternatives: "have identical qualifications" or "possess equivalent qualifications".
"I am pretty familiar with the Equality Act 2010, and what that says is, all things being equal, if you have two people for a job, both are equal, both have the same qualifications, and if it is a job in a predominantly male arena, then it is within the capacity of whoever is making the appointment to decide they are going to take positive action and appoint a female.
The qualifications for executive commutation, under the Clemency Initiative, are the same as the qualifications for a judicial reduction in sentence.
Compared to white people, research has long showed that black people earn less money, are less likely to be employed despite having the same qualifications and are more likely to be killed by police.
I ended up doing it at International House in London, which extracts cooing from employers during interviews so it must be special in some way, although a CELTA from anywhere is exactly the same qualification.
He gave the example of if there are two men with the same qualifications, one named Jamal and one named Jim, and "Jim gets the job," then "there is something we have to admit ― not you, we, white America has to admit: There is still systematic racism".
Other tickborne virus pathogens are presumably subject to the same qualifications.
· Applicants with Black sounding names are 50% less likely to be hired than those whose names are more White identified with the same qualifications.
Women applying for these positions must be well-qualified, but women with the same qualifications as men are not discriminated against when applying for tenure-track jobs.
There is also ample evidence that would-be minority borrowers with the same qualifications see mortgage applications declined more often than whites, Turner said.
Yet we pay them far less than other professionals with essentially the same qualifications are now earning.
