"level of qualifications" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing someone's educational or professional qualifications in a specific field or subject. Example: "John has a high level of qualifications in finance, with a degree from a prestigious business school and several certifications in financial management."
Often they are influenced by schooling, social background and the level of qualifications students have when they enter university.
It is however worthwhile knowing what level of qualifications, experience and skills you will need to land one of those roles, as that could, just maybe, influence the decisions you make now.
The Australian experience also showed a drop in the average level of qualifications of students enrolling – offering more access opportunities for students who currently struggle to find places in universities.
"The findings of this report suggest that the majority of English satellite towns are eclipsed by their nearest cities in some of the most important respects – such as residents' health, and level of qualifications.
Given a certain level of qualifications for the job, it would not be too much of an exaggeration to say that the candidate with the fewest enemies has the best chance.
Nina Biehal, professor of social work at the University of York, says: "The key element of these reforms is increasing the level of qualifications among staff in children's homes more generally, not just the new training on child sexual exploitation".
Among recreational pilots who had the next level of qualification — trained to fly at night using cockpit instruments — the Worriers far outperformed the Warriors.
Some 90% of Polish emigrants have found work in their adoptive countries, he notes, albeit often below their level of qualification.
The rationale is that the job is now of "degree-level complexity" and that other professions, such as social work and nursing, require new recruits to attain that level of qualification before they can practise.
After consulting some historical data, the Washington Post's Greg Sargent wrote, earlier this week, that "Trump fares worse than even Sarah Palin did on perceptions of the level of qualification for the presidency.
There may be a price difference due to the level of qualification required for an architect, but in general a technician or surveyor will do just as good a job.
