The phrase "expected qualifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the skills, experience, or education that a candidate should possess for a particular job or role.
Example: "The job listing clearly outlines the expected qualifications for applicants, including a degree in marketing and three years of relevant experience."
Alternatives: "required qualifications" or "desired qualifications".
Indeed, the potential consequences of a lawmaker's hiring decisions are such that it seems reasonable to expect professional qualifications to supersede all other considerations.
In my experience, women are generally more inclined than men to expect their qualifications, credentials and experience to speak for themselves.
The manual outlines the needs of a preschool (e.g., suitable shelter, volunteer teacher, instructional materials, snacks for the children), monitoring procedures and standards, qualifications expected of what are described as "volunteer teachers who will be paid an incentive", the terms of the contract that such volunteers should sign, and the further training that should be provided.
However, as vocational opportunities are very limited and unstable for young people with low qualifications, expected living conditions risk being precarious, thus leading to the onset of anxiety and mood disorders.
THIS is the time of year when MBA students run not from classroom to classroom but from interview to interview as they try to get the high-paying job that they expect their qualification to deliver.
The main aim of this study is to evaluate whether the AC has the expected effect of making avoidable qualifications disappear from the audit reports of Spanish listed firms.
The expected age at qualification for horses with genotype CC was increased by 5.5 months compared with horses with genotype TT (P = 1×10−4).
(Auxiliary nurse, D1) Absenteeism not only left the remaining staff with a higher work load but also with responsibilities that often exceeded the qualification expected for their cadre.
Offers are therefore based on schools' reference letters, applicants' personal statements, age-16 qualifications, and expected A-level results.
