Sentence examples for national qualifications from inspiring English sources

Good schools promote them alongside national qualifications, whereas bad schools collude in distorting human quality by merely prioritising exam results.

One way to do this is through national qualifications frameworks that articulate the various skills and expertise recognised within that particular economy.

"We're not saying, do away with the traditional stuff," says West. "We're saying, broaden the national qualifications framework so it's not so restrictive as GCSEs and A-levels".

In May 2009, the first report as chair of Ofqual by the former chief exams regulator, Kathleen Tattersall, said: "New national qualifications should not be introduced without first being piloted in full and modified as necessary.

The paper refers the results of analyses focused on the role played by entrepreneurship-related concepts and ideas in the structure of spatial management studies curricula in the light of the current entries in the national qualifications frameworks in higher education.

Since the Conservative government launched what were dubbed "Modern Apprenticeships" in the early 1980s, the term has been slapped on shorter and easier courses, most of them now in the service sector and graded as "Level 2" courses by national qualifications boards.

"They are beaten in their national qualification races".

Can we not offer something as sophisticated for our own national qualification?

The national qualification framework of a country requires a certain level of knowledge and complexity of skills for an academic degree to be recognized.

The first national qualification that teaches vulnerable young people the skills they need to run a home and maintain a tenancy will be launched in September.

A national qualification could also stifle the innovation among businesses that has led to so many people benefiting from the practice in the first place.