Sentence examples for master's qualifications from inspiring English sources

Extensive staff training including Master's qualifications for apprentices.

And experts predict that the cost of postgraduate courses will rise when tuition fees triple from 2012, as universities won't want to offer master's qualifications that are cheaper than undergraduate ones.

Sarah Hernon, a principal consultant for Right Management, part of the ManpowerGroup, says encouraging "high-value staff" to do master's qualifications can be a creative way for employers to retain them when restructuring has reduced promotion prospects".An MBA makes people more marketable," she says.

The first Master's qualifications were awarded in 2001.

Two of the three FMs with a stronger leadership identity had completed Master's qualifications, but this may reflect their aspirations more than signalling the degree's usefulness for management.

Along this line, planners should also give some thought to whether or not it is desirable for most enrollees to complete Master's qualifications, and it would be useful for this to be explicitly understood from the start.

The programme also leads to a master's qualification and qualified social worker status.

They'll come out after two years with almost a master's qualification and we hope some will stay.

Usually called advanced clinical practitioners (ACPs) or advanced nurse practitioners (ANPs), they are required to study for a master's qualification on top of their original training.

I have volunteer experience with NGOs abroad and with the Red Cross here in the UK but when I look at jobs they always ask for a master's qualification.

But despite the fact that doctoral studies predate master's programmes, most PhD programmes now require that those admitted hold a master's qualification.