The phrase "at diploma level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the educational qualifications or standards associated with a diploma.
Example: "The course is designed for students who have completed their studies at diploma level."
Alternatives: "at diploma standard" or "at diploma qualification level".
This research was conducted to develop and evaluate a prototype of Web-based Basic French courseware (EASIFRENCH) for Basic French subject at diploma level.
So from September, NHS-funded students studying at diploma level will be eligible to apply for additional support to meet the costs of study.
The inclusion criteria of participants were: being a nurse-midwife with a formal educational background in nurse-midwifery at diploma level, with at least two years of antenatal work experience, employed by a Public Health Centre and resident of Yogyakarta Special Province.
Of the 205 trainees who entered the 3-year programme during 2007 2009, 116 completed successfully and have graduated with an MSc degree (57%), 36 (18%) completed at Diploma level, 26 (13%) completed at Certificate level, 4 (2%) have returned from an interruption of study, and 23 (11%) withdrew early with no award.
Of these, one person (2.5%) was nurse practitioner with a level of education in MSN Master of Sciencee in Nursing); thirty-four (85%) were Registered nurses with a level of education in BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) and four (12.5%) were practical nurses at diploma level.
There was a 42.2% completion rate for programs at diploma levels and above �� for which VET Fee-Help is available.
However, at the diploma level the length of the educational process is similar in both the private and public institutions indicating a difference in the quality of education.
The majority of the nurses in the East African Region are educated at the diploma level as an entry point into the profession; this level of education renders them less educated than other health care professionals [ 35, 36].
Despite the fact that the district members attending this planning session were educated at the diploma level and above, substantial weaknesses were revealed in terms of a lack of knowledge on how to properly plan employing the allocated ceilings.
Courses could be arranged separately for (i) directors of the Federal and State Forestry Departments, (ii) other academically trained forest officers, (iii) forest officers at the diploma level, (iv) uniformed staff, and (v) statistical clerks.
Between 1997 and 2004, 120 students had undertaken training to at least the diploma level at the Fiji School of Medicine (FSMed), including 66 graduates who were citizens or permanent residents of Fiji and 54 regional graduates from other Pacific Islands.
