Sentence examples for certificate equivalent from inspiring English sources

Since a new policy move in 2009 to introduced entitlement for 3 year olds to a fee-free year of pre-school provision, however, the leaders of (private) settings offering this provision are now required to hold a specialised certificate equivalent to ISCED level 4, and it is expected that this requirement will be upgraded in the not-too-distant future (OMCYA, 2009).

HSC: High school certificate (equivalent to completion of high school); TAFE: Technical and Further Education (equivalent to technical certificate).

If you do not choose to finish high school, you can get your General Educational Development (GED) certificate equivalent.

As part of the plan, Constellation, a Baltimore-based energy company with 2.5 million customers, will provide carbon offsets and renewable energy certificates equivalent to the 550,000 metric tons of carbon the league uses in a season.

The Civil Service Commission considers these Thai Board certificates equivalent to a Doctor of Public Health or Doctor of Philosophy degree.

Among those aged 25 64, 20% did not have a high school certificate or equivalent, much higher than the 12% provincewide rate.

For one, you need language skills in both French and English, and applicants should have a nursing degree, social worker diploma, health care assistant certificate, "or equivalent experience or competence".

The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) announced Monday that it would deny the straight-to-DVD film an 18 certificate (roughly equivalent to the United States' MPAA's NC-17 rating), thereby making it illegal to distribute the DVD -- even for download -- anywhere in the country.

Of EU nations, Britain protects its own sailors least from unfair, undercutting competition, and issuing most "certificates of equivalent competency" to foreign mariners so they can work on its ships.

For individuals who did not complete high school, but who wish to earn an equivalent certificate.

Where I worked you couldn't even be guaranteed a place on a course without a TOEFL (or equivalent) certificate showing the required minimum level.