Sentence examples for formal educational qualification from inspiring English sources
There has been a fall in the percentage of people with no formal educational qualification, from 25% of the population in 1993 to 11% last year.
Compared to women who responded to Survey 5 those most likely to have died by Survey 5 had no formal educational qualification, were underweight, did little or no physical activity, rarely or never drank alcohol, were ex-smokers or current smokers, and reported having poorer health at Survey 1.
Forty-one percent had no formal educational qualifications and even though education level did not differ statistically by gender more men (44%) than women (37%) in the survey group had left school before school certificate stage.
But what they learn there doesn't translate into formal educational qualifications, and being excluded from a formal education could put children at risk of falling into child labor, forced early marriage, or even extremism, UN education envoy Gordon Brown wrote in a blog post for The WorldPost.
In 2004, it began a regeneration project in an area where, at the time, the average income was £6,240; a fifth of the residents were on incapacity benefit, and half of them had no formal educational qualifications.
He lacked any formal educational qualifications, but taught himself enough Latin and Greek (to which he added Hebrew) to persuade Keble College, Oxford, to grant him entry, emerging two years later with a respectable theological degree.
For example, having accumulated experience and skills below the education level may result in a lower probability of getting job offers that match the formal educational qualifications.
For numeracy, the lower incidence of over-skilling contrasts with the common finding that immigrants often hold formal educational qualifications that are higher than those required by their jobs.
