"complete qualification" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a set of skills or requirements that are necessary for someone to be considered fully qualified for a specific job or task. Example: The job listing stated that a bachelor's degree in marketing and three years of experience were the complete qualifications for the position. Another example: The athlete needed to pass a physical exam and participate in a minimum of six training sessions to fulfill the complete qualifications for the upcoming competition.
The analysis also revealed a somewhat weaker relationship between completion and the intention to complete, qualification level, student age, and several interactions between these variables.
This analysis revealed four substantial interactions between qualification level and age, qualification level and intention to complete, qualification level and course enrollment hours, and age and enrollment hours.
VA-45 became the only Mauler squadron to complete qualification without any accidents.
They also support workers to complete qualifications and training.
The system needs to be responsive though; courses that are tied to education term times are not practical for some learners, who may need to complete qualifications in shorter timescales.
Education responses were grouped as 'no secondary school', 'secondary school' and 'post-secondary school' (that took ≥3 months to complete) qualifications.
Jagielka says it is a "great honour" to be chosen to wear the armband as England look to complete a perfect qualification campaign for the first time ever.
The defeat by Spain was England's first since the World Cup group game against Uruguay in São Paulo in June 2014 – Hodgson's side had gone 15 matches unbeaten, and completed qualification for Euro 2016 with a perfect record.
Next, individuals are asked, 'Apart from secondary school qualifications, do you have another completed qualification?', and respondents can check either 'yes' or 'no'no
Rather, we are arguing that an effective workforce sustainability strategy (in terms of retention) needs to recognise and address the risks inherent in large numbers of educators completing qualifications, then being offered little in return for the effort and expense of having gained these qualifications.
She chose to study slow-track, which means that she will take four years to complete her qualification.
