Sentence examples for internationally recognised qualification from inspiring English sources

If you successfully complete one of these programs you will receive an internationally recognised qualification.

This degree is accredited by CPA Australia, CA ANZ and IPA providing an internationally recognised qualification for graduates.

"Students are coming from overseas expecting to study on a big campus to get an internationally recognised qualification and they find out the 'college' is on top of a Chinese restaurant," says Maurice Dimmock, chief executive of the Accreditation Service for International Colleges (Asic).

This did not stop many aspiring lawyers from all over the world, and particularly emerging countries such as China and Korea, choosing to study in the US rather than the UK, because it promised an internationally recognised qualification that would allow them to practise immediately, without the need to take a training contract.

If you want a serious career in TEFL, you need an internationally recognised qualification: The British Council does not accredit qualifications, but for our own purposes we require that our teachers have a qualification, at least at certificate level that is about 100 to 120 hours in length and has six to 10 hours observed and assessed teaching practice.

And, when you have finished, you not only have an internationally recognised qualification from an excellent institution; you are not only emerging, like an English student of 30 years ago, without any debt at all; you have also acquired a good command of a useful foreign language.

Fluency in English and internationally recognised qualifications are keenly sought as China opens up to the world.

The first is that students do not walk away with an internationally recognised paper qualification.

A year-long apprenticeship programme emphasising English and maths leads to a nationally recognised qualification.

McDonald's is offering us a "nationally recognised qualification that will enhance your CV".

Concern regarding the safety of study participants taught by inappropriately trained instructors was balanced with acknowledging the current paucity of internationally recognised therapeutic yoga qualifications.