"demanding qualifications" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It means that certain qualities or skills are required or expected for a particular job or task. One might use this phrase in a job advertisement, such as: "We are seeking a highly motivated individual with extensive experience and demanding qualifications in the field of finance." Another example could be in a discussion about education, such as: "Getting into a top university can be difficult, as they have very demanding qualifications for their applicants."
(Aspiring hotel reviewers need to look up job postings on the Oyster site, and be sure to note the demanding qualifications required of job candidates).
And they say they would insist on having the results of different types of exams reported separately, so that less demanding qualifications do not drive out better ones.Creative destructionOne piece of evidence from Sweden suggests both a challenge and an opportunity for the Tories, however.
"We want GCSEs and A-Levels to be high-quality, highly demanding qualifications comparable to those in the world's best-performing education systems".
A Department for Education spokesman said: "We want GCSEs to be high-quality, demanding qualifications comparable to those in the world's best-performing education systems.
For some years, the sector has argued that better education - a longer, more intellectually demanding qualification than the current two-year diploma in social work (DipSW) with its 35% pass level - would be a catalyst for raising standards and professional status.
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This link influences the recruiting process because demanded qualifications are provided which can contribute to a positive economic development (de Grip Maarten 2006; Ryan 2000).
There is a growing body of evidence to support the view that OpenCourseWare (OCW) and distance learning are useful tools for encouraging non-traditional STEM students to pursue these high-demand qualifications.
Services that are less permeable demand qualifications (such as a referral), and also demand a higher degree of cultural alignment between themselves and their users, particularly in respect of the extent to which people feel comfortable with the organisational values of the service.
The more job candidates have higher qualifications, the more employers can demand higher qualifications, so the more candidates have to get even higher qualifications and so on.
