Sentence examples for earning credentials from inspiring English sources

Previously, Tawa served as Executive Director of Strategic Partnerships at the City Colleges of Chicago where she established partnerships and programs to help support Reinvention, the District's bold reform strategy designed to increase the number of graduates earning credentials of economic value and successfully transitioning to four year colleges and successful careers.

Want to increase the number of science teachers in teacher training programs and earning credentials?

Heavy course loads, along with hefty student loans, have these health-science students focused on earning credentials (certifications and licenses) that will qualify them to make a good living by providing good (better than decent) patient care.

In 1973, he earned credentials as a certified public accountant and joined a Chicago accounting firm.

Displaced workers are registering in droves to earn credentials that might get them back in the game.

Alongside that, though, said Reif, many universities will offer online courses to students anywhere in the world, in which they will earn "credentials" — certificates that testify that they have done the work and passed all the exams.

For-profit colleges and vocational schools have been accused in recent years of encouraging students to earn credentials that do not increase earning potential enough to justify their student loan debt.

Some of the people who did graduate from their programs may have earned credentials that were less expensive than the typical four-year degree, but also had less payoff.

But if students drop out of college — or earn credentials that are not valued in the labor market — their grant dollars have yielded little return for society and their loans are much less likely to be repaid.

Students in General Assembly classes will earn credentials after completing a series of tests around problem-solving and general knowledge.

She was a single mom working as a bookkeeper in 1992 when she became certified as an EA, and later she earned credentials to practice before the U.S. Tax Court.