"master qualification" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
This term can be used to describe a high level of expertise or qualification. For example, "John's extensive experience in engineering makes him the ideal candidate for the position due to his master qualification in the subject."
Students spend six months in London and two in Paris, and then have six months to complete a three-month internship for the ESCP-accredited Master qualification.
In turn, management and business schools are including creative modules in their courses, and ESCP Europe, the international business management school, has launched a Master qualification in marketing and creativity.
The survey was only made accessible to U.S. citizens who had earned a Mechanical Turk "master qualification".
Next year I'm going to finish off a Masters qualification; with the Cambridge PGCE you do half of it when you train and can complete a thesis once you're qualified.
Jeannette Purcell, director of the accrediting Association of MBAs, says: "The MBA is the only post-experience business masters qualification, and it continues to demonstrate its ability to adapt over time to meet the needs of students and employers".
The new masters qualification for headship will be introduced this year and become mandatory for new headteachers in 2018.
"Last year, we established the independent Scottish College for Educational Leadership which is working to develop the new masters qualification for headship in Scotland.
"Teachers will be able to take the qualification from August this year and we will make it a legal requirement that from the end of the four year Attainment Challenge period all new headteachers must hold this masters qualification".
Three (25%) have a postgraduate Masters qualification in sports or manipulative/musculoskeletal therapy.
Selection criteria were agreed with the employers and on face value, the 28 participants were highly regarded reproductive health clinicians as reflected by the fact that 23 of them had a postgraduate Diploma or Masters qualification.
This approach to nursing education in Botswana is not cost effective, does not facilitate for preparation of registered nurses for the futuristic roles in advanced nursing practice which require a Masters qualification, nor does it prepare Botswana nurses for global competitiveness.
