Sentence examples for mandatory qualifications from inspiring English sources
One teaching union welcomed the move but said it should happen now and suggested the Lib Dems must share the blame for the move away from mandatory qualifications in some schools.
Zidane has been working as coach of Real Madrid's Castilla 'B' team but was officially listed as an assistant because he had yet to complete the mandatory qualification required by the Spanish Football Association.
Manchester United's Ryan Giggs is set to become the first individual to complete the mandatory qualification for Premier League and Champions League managers while still playing, sending a clear signal that he aspires to manage the club one day.
He accelerated into his coaching qualifications, working through Uefa B, A and Pro licences, accompanying England's Under-20s to Turkey in the summer of 2013, attending Warwick University's Business School and becoming the first individual to complete the mandatory qualification for Premier League and Champions League managers whilst still playing.
Giggs, unlike Neville, is not a natural fit in the world of punditry and he did not take all those coaching badges, becoming the first individual to complete the mandatory qualification for Premier League and Champions League managers while still playing, for the odd appearance on ITV trying to make England's latest friendly sound exciting.
degree courses were provided and mandatory qualification requirement was raised.
With the implementation of educational reform, however, the joy of learning was disappearing because of the pressure to meet a tight deadline of mandatory qualification upgrade.
The Mercedes F1 team are passing on lessons in leadership to future management hopefuls as part of a session for the FA Uefa Pro Licence, the mandatory qualification for Premier League managers.
This is not a mandatory qualification, but the experience accumulated while riding the Internet wave cannot be overstated.
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These states were chosen to represent FDC at the beginning (Victoria) and more established (Queensland) stages of National ECEC reform in terms of changes such as fee deregulation and obtaining new mandatory formal qualifications.
