"become qualified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to describe the process of acquiring the necessary skills or qualifications for a particular job or task. Example: "After completing the training program, I was able to become qualified as a certified accountant." Another example: "She studied hard to become qualified for the position, and her dedication paid off when she was offered the job."
If equality of opportunity is violated, then either the less qualified are selected over the more qualified or not all individuals have equal chance to become qualified.
Public sphere fair equality of opportunity (FEO) obtains if and only if any two individuals with the same native talent potential for becoming qualified for any type of public sphere position and the same ambition to become qualified have identical prospects of success in the competition for such positions.
recommended making it a requirement that "all employees become qualified, in some manner, to contribute to fighting fires".
Making it cheaper and simpler to become qualified to get a well-paying job is, of course, a good idea.
The trends could bring good news in future years, economists say, as more Americans become qualified for higher-paying jobs as the economy recovers.
"While Labour will end this scandal and ensure all teachers become qualified, this Tory government is damaging standards by allowing unqualified teachers into our children's classrooms".
Students can become qualified to teach elementary education and some other area such as secondary science, but it would require another year of school, Ms. Hoffman said.
At Broadway I have become qualified in salesforce.com and have customised a number of systems for the not-for-profit sector.
In an industry where there is cursory certification and no official licensing, yoga teachers can become "qualified" with a 200-hour online course.
"Under Labour, all teachers will have to become qualified, teachers will be given greater opportunities to further their career progression and development and, as in other high status professions, teachers will be regularly revalidated".
Studying and programming: I studied with Thomas Lemens, and when he went back to New York, I followed him and took the four-and-a-half-year training course to become qualified to teach Alexander Technique.
