Sentence examples for has a first class degree from inspiring English sources

Emily has a first class degree in chemistry from the University of Bristol and tweets at @emilyhwilson.

Described as extremely intelligent - he has a first class degree in history - and always polite, Varley's business last year generated £1.7bn of the £2.4bn profits the bank made last year.

Ricky has a first class degree from Bristol University and an MBA from INSEAD.

Almost three-quarters of new graduate teacher trainees have a 2 1 degree or better, and a higher proportion than ever have a first class degree, according to the Department for Education.

Ms Hawker, 22, who had a first class degree in biology and spoken of wanting to train as a doctor, had been in Japan for about five months teaching English at a Tokyo language school when Ichihashi approached her on a train and asked for a private lesson.

I have a first class degree.

However, given the high applicant: place ratio, those with first class degrees (40% across the cohorts studied) may be overrepresented (21.7% nationally had a first class degree, but many of the 25.4% of trainees nationally with Masters and PhD qualifications may have also had a first).

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It's not just restaurant jargon; he has a first-class degree.

She has cerebral palsy, uses an electric wheelchair and assistive dog and has a first-class degree in disability studies.

The irony is that former education secretary Michael Gove, who drove through many of the changes that have left Harris so dissatisfied, wanted to recruit teachers like her, with strong academic qualifications (Harris has a first-class degree).