Sentence examples for knowledge and qualifications from inspiring English sources

Tim Loy, chief executive officer of Age Partnership, said: "Many advisers from the sub-prime and buy-to-let markets looking to find a replacement income stream are entering the equity release market without the necessary skills, knowledge and qualifications.

While other industries are supported by an array of universities who produce graduates with robust knowledge and qualifications that aid their career progression, the voluntary sector has been overlooked.

We are a white British middle income family, and I suppose my reasons for using a tutor could be summarised as 'lack of confidence in school maths teaching and awareness of how important maths knowledge and qualifications are'.

Engineers looking to improve their knowledge and qualifications in the area of mobile hydraulics technology can now take advantage of the Mobile Hydraulics distance learning programme at the UK National Fluid Power Centre NFPCC).

Finally, it demonstrates a realization that workplace skills – not just knowledge and qualifications – are equally important for the job at hand. 3) What can I help to clarify that would make hiring me an easy decision?

"As a consequence, our main focus in the last few years has been ensuring that we recruit and train ombudsmen with the right skills, knowledge and qualifications to deliver decisions that not only involve complex and hard-fought subjects, but are legally binding," the spokesman says.

Skills for future employment were identified as a necessary part of this added value, something that may placate the Indian employers who complain that recent graduates return with the academic knowledge and qualification but not the career-ready skills.

The qualifications that Wolf did single out for praise were the ones where students gained real workplace skills, academic knowledge and vocational qualifications all together.

Interpretation of immunofluorescence patterns is influenced by the knowledge and individual qualification of the investigator.

"It is essential that young people in education are gaining the knowledge, skills, understanding and qualifications that will best equip them to enter the increasingly competitive worlds of employment or higher education".

Here's a woman -- Hillary -- who has spent years in the White House, has proven herself a powerful politician, and has the knowledge, platforms, passion, perspective and qualifications to back it up.