Sentence examples for have higher qualifications from inspiring English sources

Public sector workers tend to have higher qualifications and work for longer periods for the same employer, accruing higher wage rates.

She says that allowing minders to care for more children - providing those minders have higher qualifications, a parallel reform she has proposed - would lower the cost of childcare and improve quality, by enabling the profession to attract those with higher salary demands.

8.8% of residents have higher qualifications (Level 4 +), about half the Dorset average of 18.3%.

The more job candidates have higher qualifications, the more employers can demand higher qualifications, so the more candidates have to get even higher qualifications and so on.

The Internet group were of similar age and gender distribution to the national sample, more likely to be married and more likely to have higher qualifications, but as likely to be employed.

Enrolled and registered nurses have higher qualifications than CHNs that enable them to do more advanced clinical work in health facilities.

Additionally, some participants had higher qualifications at the masters or doctoral level.

Boost participants had higher qualifications than Core participants as a percentage of all participants who provided a valid answer, but similar levels as a proportion of all participants (Table 4); these differences persisted even after non-response weights were applied.

(Interview summary 7, woman, age 26) There was one exception: a respondent mentioned that it was actually the provider that advised her to go to a different provider who had higher qualifications:... blood in her sputum for four times came.

52 (36.6) subjects had higher qualification whereas 443131) subjects had higher designation.

They are in much better health than their mothers, they are more likely to have taken their work much more seriously, have higher educational qualifications.