Sentence examples for become qualification from inspiring English sources

While any medical task as ever before requires the utmost responsibility and quality, the key issue will become qualification rather than profession.

This implies new kinds of inequalities in the future of work, where one's lifestyle and values become qualifications instead of "objective" competency.

He wants diplomas to become the "qualification of choice" over GCSE and A-levels.

Being a Wasilla Walmart Mom had become a qualification for high office — for some, the main one.

"I just find it passing strange that perjury or lying to Congress can become a qualification for public office," Mr. White said.

Academics at the University of Reading asked 412 teenagers for their views on the courses, which Ed Balls, the schools secretary, wants to see become the "qualification of choice" over A-levels and GCSEs.

In 2009 the latest round of the PISA test, which compares educational attainment across rich countries, showed the country lagging in the middle of the results table in key subjects.The GCSE has become a qualification freighted with contradictory social and academic expectations.

Former children's secretary Ed Balls had said he wanted diplomas to become the qualification of choice.

For university admissions, GCSEs and A-levels in England and Wales are currently seen as the same, but they now seem set to become different qualifications.

M.B.A.'s are relatively new to Australia and became a qualification for running a company only in the last few decades.

The English exam system is under scrutiny: Under a major overhaul, AS-levels will be separated from A-levels to become a separate qualification.