The phrase "certificate of competence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an official document that attests to a person's qualifications or proficiency in a specific area. For example, "He proudly displayed his certificate of competence in French literature."
Making it easier for people to get a "certificate of competence" or a "digital badge of proficiency" doesn't make them competent or proficient.
No UAV, furthermore, can be used for paid commercial activity without a certificate of competence, after a training course, and permission from the CAA.
This weekend, it is inserting into its repertory a new show that does not require a certificate of competence in Castilian in order to be savored.
In 1986, armed with a certificate of competence in watch restoration, he packed his bags and headed to Switzerland to continue his training.
A 20% absolute increase in crew members having a certificate of competence (fagbrev) was observed.
Several crew members have been offered scholarships to get the certificate of competence (fagbrev).
Action could include suspending or withdrawing certificates of competence from slaughterers, referring cases for prosecution, stopping operations or serving welfare enforcement notices.
Terry, who has worked on the railways for more than 20 years, said it was possible to get the same certificates of competence that he has built up over that time by enrolling on a two-day course.
Some of the Directive requirements were transposed in Germany as "hard" regulations in the Plant Protection Act (e.g., regarding certificates of competence for sellers and professional users, or the aerial application of pesticides).
The AFSA had previously filed two Freedom of Information Act requests to obtain the candidates' so-called certificates of competence, documents that outline the qualifications of each candidate.
Though the AFSA has received the certificates of competence on past Obama nominees from the State Department, they do not plan to release them to the public.
