Sentence examples for diploma made from inspiring English sources

· Introduce a new "core" which all pupils would have to do to pass the diploma, made up of: "functional" - maths, ICT and communication skills, an extended essay, and "wider activities" - work experience, paid jobs, voluntary work and family responsibilities.

He dug out his old schoolbag, hidden in the linen closet, emptied it of all its papers and documents, including his diploma, made a small pile in the sink, and burned them.

Those with less than a high school diploma made up 15% of the population, and 22% of residents had more than a high school diploma but less than a college degree.

In his experience, a school's diploma makes up about 40 percent of a candidate's prospects, with grades, experience, background and the actual job interview constituting the rest.

There're people out there with college degrees who barely make $15 an hour, so why should a job that doesn't even require a diploma make that much?

The MIT digital diploma "makes it possible for [students] to have ownership of their records and be able to share them in a secure way, with whomever they choose," says Mary Callahan, MIT registrar and senior associate dean.

It may, however, come down to the benefits of the bottom line for business owners when they're assessing whether a diploma makes a difference.

In this entry-level job you may be given the opportunity to train for the NEBOSH Diploma (make sure this has been made clear before starting the job, otherwise you may find yourself stuck in a low-level job).

Having the diploma makes it easier if you want to advance to become a home health aide coordinator or supervisor.

Their compatriots with high-school diplomas make only about $31,000, the same starting salary as college graduates with engineering degrees.

Instead of admitting they graduated in 1986, which pegs them as 31 today, these half-dozen women all cite 1991 as the date they received their diplomas, making them 26.