The phrase "her level of education" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the amount and type of education a person has received. Example: "Samantha's level of education greatly influenced her career trajectory, as her advanced degree opened many doors for her."
"It's a hard job," she says, but with her level of education – she dropped out of school in the seventh grade – she knows she will have a hard time finding better work.
But it is marriage itself, some studies say, that appears to be the main factor in whether a Turkish woman stays on the job, regardless of her level of education.
Her level of education, whether she lived in a town or the countryside, and whether she owned the house she lived in did not, however, seem to make any difference (not that a lower-order wife is ever likely to own a house).What the researchers did not correct for was the father's age.
Even Melissa admits that, if it were not for her son and the recent expiry of her cash aid, she would rather live on welfare than take an entry-level job at McDonald's, which she considers unsuited to her level of education.
One labor market obstacle, in particular, that overwhelmingly impacts immigrants is that of overeducation being employed in an occupation for which one is overqualified based on his or her level of education (Joona, Gupta and Wadensjö 2014, Katz and Österberg 2013).
For starters, check out her level of education.
In the multivariate analysis, the factors significantly associated with cessation of breastfeeding during infancy were the mother's marital status, her ethnicity, and her highest level of education and the perceived size of the child at birth (p < 0.05, respectively).
We define the date of (permanent) entry into the labor market as the first survey year where the individual (1) is employed in the civilian labor force, (2) works more than 26 weeks out of the year, (3) is not enrolled in school as of May 1 of the survey year, and (4) has reached her highest level of education over the sample period 1982 1994.
Despite her high level of education, Nelly had no other choice but to marry and become a lady of the house.
With her husband's level of education even poorer than hers, and with Aisha relying on him to run her errands, it made tricky work of the simplest tasks.
Couples could sometimes choose their detainee, based on a description of her looks and level of education.
