Sentence examples for international skill from inspiring English sources

"We sell the idea that if students study abroad, they automatically return with some nuanced, marketable international skill set," said Mark Salisbury, the director of institutional research and assessment at the US's Augustana College in Illinois.

Previous international skills studies have generally looked only at literacy, and in fewer countries.

Vocational education will take centre stage this autumn when the UK hosts the largest international skills competition – WorldSkills London 2011.

Japanese employers are stepping up their efforts to recruit young Japanese with international skills, who are still rare on the job market.

"If the UK wants to maintain its position as a world leader in key areas of engineering, international skills are essential.

The country consistently scores well in world education rankings, has one of the most successful apprenticeship systems in the world and regularly tops results tables in international skills competitions.

Richards, 22, is one of 43 young people selected to represent the UK in the world's biggest international skills competition, which is due to be held in London next month.

International skills.

But the Belgium international has skill, tremendous presence and goal threat, as evidenced by his 12 goals for Everton last season.

As someone who played football several times a week, all year round, every year between the ages of 10 and 30 and who has stacked up hundreds of hours of penalty-taking practice, I can speak with some authority, if not international quality skill".

My biggest fear for the debate tonight is that without discernible international diplomatic skill himself, or even much of a track record of interest, there is little to suggest that the former Governor has any familiarity with the BBC, al Jazeera, or even the handful of world news stories in the daily news.