Sentence examples for doing a diploma from inspiring English sources
"If they say they are doing a diploma in engineering, we say 'oh, right'.
His fellow cleaner-out, Naps Williams, 17, from Hackney, London, started volunteering aged 12 at her local city farm and is doing a diploma in animal management at Capel Manor Agricultural College in Enfield.
'She became like the sister I never had.' It was when they started further education - Ms Cargill was doing a diploma in travel and tourism and now works in the industry, while Leah was taking A-levels and planning to go to university to study psychology - that they decided they wanted to try drugs.
One pupil told the researchers: "Basically, if you can't do A-levels, you just do a diploma".
Andy helped me prepare for my audition at Manchester Poly, where I'd applied to do a diploma in theatre.
"But if that person wants to go and retrain, do a diploma, we'll provide a taxpayer-funded concessional loan.
Why does a diploma from Harvard cost $100,000 more than a similar piece of paper from City College?
I got a scholarship in Switzerland to do a diploma and this also meant I could learn French so I was very happy," Prashanna says.
Or you can do a diploma through our association or our main rival, the Gemological Institute of America and start higher up, although experience is the only way of learning this business".
"We went to the slums of Nairobi to visit the sick" Richard Amungwa, 27, is studying for a foundation degree in healthcare at Totton College, Southampton "I did a diploma in philosophical and religious studies in Uganda while doing voluntary work alongside missionaries, some of them doctors.
