As such, the point system assessed a candidate's education solely on their accumulated years of schooling, treating all credential fields equally.
In North Carolina, for example, the agency Correction Enterprises works in 17 different industries; in each case, the agency partners with a formal certificate or apprentice program, allowing inmates to earn a recognized credential in fields ranging from welding to braille transcription.
Students, who acquire credentials in fields such as business administration, acquire relatively more general skills compared to students who acquire certificates in engineering or in the skilled trades.
Job competition theories argue, in contrast, that workers line up in the hiring queue according to their educational credentials and field-of-study, or other criteria relevant to employers for the purposes of sorting jobseekers for the available vacancies but it is the characteristics of the job that determines the productivity of the job, not the human capital stock of the employee.
We can create programs that allow students to obtain professional credentials in fields like manufacturing before they leave high school, as we have started to do in Delaware.
Duverne angrily threw his credential on the field and stormed away.
These experiences, however, coupled with completing my Ph.D., only provide a foundation for achieving the ultimate credential in this field: Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Anthropology.
And community colleges are an unheralded treasure of American society, a place where students can get two years of education and training for very little money and obtain a credential in a field like computer science or nursing that is likely to lead to a well-paying job.
He decided to give it another go – to put himself through rehab and rebuilding his credentials on the field.
There is certainly no shortage of manuals to help willing minds think their poor old bodies younger, but Dr. Tindle has unusually strong credentials in this field.
