This has been a monumental effort, culminating in the installation of unique and comprehensive training, qualification and certification systems, applied to both people and companies, harmonized on a world-wide basis [5].
We want a more comprehensive and coherent qualification for young people".
This comprehensive training and qualification procedure is unique among taxi drivers anywhere in the world.
Various training scenarios have been established which range from selective train-the-trainer courses to structured and comprehensive concepts of qualification in medical pedagogy [ 17].
The covariates controlled for in the statistical analyses were age, family structure (living with both biologic parents/living in some other family structure), both parents' highest educational qualification (comprehensive school only/higher education), and externalizing symptoms, measured by the Youth Self Report [ 39], at T1.
Thus, a comprehensive analysis of the qualification criteria used in all participating centres is necessary.
We show how a comprehensive solution to the endogenous qualification problem helps simplify the exogenous qualification problem — the problem of reconciling conflicts between predictions about what should be true at particular times and actual observations.
The revision of nursing qualifications has been driven by changes within the profession and the imperative to align nursing qualifications with the new National Qualifications Framework NQFF) – a comprehensive system for the classification and articulation of qualifications in the country (26).
Explanatory variables regarded cover sociodemographic characteristics, details of the household composition of the individual, aspects of qualification and experience, a comprehensive labor market history, and regional information.
Born in Hackney, east London, a lack of family finances forced Cruddas to leave his Shoreditch comprehensive school at 15 with no qualifications.
