Sentence examples for level 6 qualification from inspiring English sources

Around 25%% of heads of full-time services had a level 6 qualification (i.e., graduates), with 9 % of supervisors and 2%% of other workers.

Whereas in the childcare sector, up to 8%% had a level 6 qualification, and about 50%% had a level 3 qualification, with the remainder having level 2 or less.

An ECEC Providers survey (Brind et al. 2011) shows that by 2010, for the educationally oriented sector for 3 5 years, about 40%% of staff had a level 6 qualification or higher, i.e., graduate teachers, and about 40%% were at level 3 or below, i.e., assistants.

He can expect to be trained for a minimum NVQ level 2 qualification.

They also completed a Level 4 qualification in managing equality and diversity.

"Students can often get on to foundation degrees with lower grades or sometimes without the traditional level 3 qualification.

It is not unusual for some college teachers to only hold a level 2 qualification in their field.

Those working with pre-school children should have at least a Level 3 qualification - equivalent to A-levels, Sir Michael suggested.

Despite the sanction, Stephen successfully completed his six-week rendering and plastering course at Salford City College, and received an NVQ level 2 qualification.

Currently, all young people undertaking a traineeship are required to study maths unless they have achieved a level 2 qualification in the subject.

She completed the course and went on to complete the level 5 qualification – just as she unexpectedly fell pregnant with her second daughter.