In the statement, Score, which is made up of the Association for Science Education, the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society, the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Society of Biology, argues that it is "ideally placed to play a leading role in any qualifications reform, being independent and able to bring together all of the stakeholders concerned".
"That we adore them for the way they murdered more than 3,000 civilians on September 11 and then danced in the hot, dusty streets to celebrate the murders?" By any standards it was an appalling article, a sweeping denunciation of Arabs in general, without any qualification or exception, implying that all 200 million of them were "suicide bombers, limb-amputators, women repressors".
There are still advanced countries where the possession of a university degree, without any qualification in education as such, is sufficient basis for the award of qualified teacher status.
In any case, qualification for a US work visa is a long and often fraught process, in common with most advanced economies.
He told the BBC:"There are only a 150 MPs out of 650 that have ever been in business and only 30 have got any qualifications in science.
The problem was that the training was led by the previous month's volunteers, none of whom had any qualifications in teaching.
The reason those parents were contacting me was nothing to do with litigation". Wakefield, a senior lecturer and academic who admitted at the hearing he had no knowledge of autism, nor any qualifications in paediatrics or pathology, also denied submitting young children to a series of painful tests in an attempt to stand up his hypothesis.
For example, Labor's Plan for High Quality Child Care noted: one-third of the child care workforce does not hold any qualifications in children's services.
Arram didn't have any experience or really any qualifications; in fact, at the time he had been working as a security guard and had never been to college.
