Sentence examples for general qualification from inspiring English sources

Another trend is towards lawyers being authorised to perform specific legal activities, rather than having a general qualification that allows them to do anything.

It is the classic tee-up – a general qualification, pointing the finger at all of us – before moving in for the kill.

The EBacc is a general qualification, to be rolled out across secondary schools, that requires pupils to study a basic list of compulsory subjects, including English, maths, the sciences and a language.

The school: 'We're not an MBA factory' Cranfield School of Management, a top 40 business school in the FT Global Rankings, remains committed to the ethos of the MBA as a general qualification, but the decline in student numbers has prompted some soul-searching and a new approach.

Specialism may look like the solution, but as specialist Masters programmes cannibalise market share it could be that the real differentiator will be what made the MBA such a badge of quality in the first place: a general qualification for tomorrow's business leaders.

Both school types finish with a general qualification for university entrance.

James Kewin, deputy chief executive of the Sixth Form College association, predicted the trend towards more general qualifications and tech levels would increase in years to come.

By D. R. McGoldrick and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 4 , 1936P. 9 Vaudeville actor, filling in application blank for a WPA theatre project, stated experience and general qualifications and at the bottom wrote.

"There is a common perception that there is always a single 'right mark' or a 'wrong mark' for some more extended answers," Julie Swan, executive director for general qualifications said in May.

Announcing the changes, Julie Swan, Ofqual's executive director for general qualifications, said: "It is not fair to allow some students to have a second bite of the cherry by giving them a higher mark on review, when the first mark was perfectly appropriate".

At the meeting, which also included Emma Whale, Pearson's Product Management Director, General Qualifications, Ms McCabe passed on a list of female composers suggested to her by people who signed her petition, or supporters on social media, for the company to consider when restructuring the A level.