The phrase "around qualifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or issues related to qualifications, such as in job descriptions or educational contexts.
Example: "The discussion around qualifications for this position has sparked a lot of interest among applicants."
Alternatives: "regarding qualifications" or "concerning qualifications".
Now, consider the difficulty of workers moving around: Qualifications for most employment visas around the world are designed for highly skilled and experienced labor, rather than recent graduates.
"There is a huge amount of oversight, and a lot of rules around qualifications.
After considering everything from curling to the luge, he settled on classical cross country skiing, which is a more traditional Winter Olympic sport that has more lenient rules around qualifications.
Cyprus' Chrystalleni Trikomiti performs her ribbon program during the individual all-around qualifications of the rythmic gymnastics event.
Photograph: Jim Young/Reuters 1.30pm BST Russia's Daria Dmitrieva performs during the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around qualifications.
Photograph: Paul Hanna/Reuters 3.09pm BST More amazing gymnastics photographs as China's Deng Senyue performs her clubs program during the individual all-around qualifications of the rythmic gymnastics event.
Russia's Victoria Komova led all-around qualification, scoring 60.632 ahead of American Aly Raisman's 60.391.
Wieber led the US to gold in Tuesday's women's final, ahead of Russia, as Komova failed to reproduce the form which propelled her into the all-around qualification lead.
It means that Jones, the 2010 Delhi hoop silver medallist, will compete in all five individual finals in her third and last Commonwealth Games before retirement after securing a top-eight finish with each piece of apparatus and second spot in the all-around qualification.
It was heart wrenching to watch Wieber quietly crying into her hands as NBC interviewed Raisman about her surprise all-around qualification.
The legal and constitutional issues around qualification for the presidency on grounds of US citizenship are "murky and unsettled", according to the scholar cited by Donald Trump in his recent attacks on Ted Cruz.
