Sentence examples for gaining qualifications from inspiring English sources

But it's not just about gaining qualifications.

Huge swaths of the electorate cannot now make themselves better off by gaining qualifications or working longer.

"While there has been a welcome rise in the number of females gaining qualifications, many still find themselves trapped in low-skill, low-wage jobs.

Learning new skills and gaining qualifications will not only make you more attractive to a prospective employer - they'll also make you more valuable to an existing employer.

Margaret Morrissey, from the National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations, supported the plans to see more teenagers gaining qualifications but questioned the measures to keep them in education.

But remember that an MBA is no substitute for hard experience, and most managers work their way up without gaining qualifications, so you have to show that you can apply what you have learnt.

He gained qualifications while inside and, most importantly, became completely dissociated from criminal activity.

"He became a teacher in his fifties because he went to night school and gained qualifications.

"Nicky Morgan does herself a disservice as she does all those young people who have worked hard to gain qualifications.

2) There are an increasing number of apprenticeships available which, like NVQs, offer the chance to gain qualifications and experience at the same time.

Would-be tour guides can gain qualifications from the Institute of Tourist Guiding and the Hospitality Guild, though many adventure travel companies are more interested in skills and attitudes.