Sentence examples for having a qualification from inspiring English sources

I don't think I can commit two years to teaching (PGCE & NQT) just for the sake of having a qualification.

"Having a qualification which is nationally accredited boosts a learner's sense of achievement and can be a step towards further learning," she says.

Having a qualification of any type and higher quality of life was associated with smaller random component variances.

It suggests that in the Hong Kong private sector having a qualification of family medicine specialist does not necessarily influence informants' perceptions of having a family doctor.

In terms of scale class, increasing age was strongly associated with smaller scale, as was being in the lowest income tertile and not having a qualification.

By comparison, only 48% of participants in Study 2 reported having a qualification gained after leaving school (degree or equivalent, or higher).

Once you have a qualification it has the potential to be relevant for ever.

He tried to interrupt, but Clinton stopped him: she had a qualification to get in.

For the first time, the sector, where 90% hold or are working towards a level 3 qualification, has a qualification that matches its needs.

But Mr. Daschle said Mr. McDonough had a qualification that trumped his policy background: "He has an extraordinarily close relationship with the president".

He said the course was designed to impart evidence-based science to people who already had a qualification, like a diploma, in alternative health care.