Sentence examples for needed a qualification from inspiring English sources

"Legal practice needed a qualification that wasn't too difficult to obtain.

You may also need a qualification from the Chartered Institute of Marketing.

"What do you need a qualification for to talk common sense?" Evan said on Sunday night when asked why he gave medical advice when he had no qualifications.

To teach in a college you need a qualification in the subject you wish to teach; typically this will be a degree, equivalent vocational qualification or substantial professional experience in your field.

Between completing A-levels and starting at London University's Queen Mary College (as it then was), he taught at the local boys' secondary modern – "you didn't need a qualification; it was the gap year of my generation" – and enjoyed it so much he resolved to be a teacher.

As Phillip Bricker has pointed out, this statement needs a qualification.

"It's one of those subject areas where you definitely need a qualification - it's one subject that you cannot fake".

However, no one needs a qualification or citation of authority to be able to write and enjoy poetry, paint art, cook, enjoy the scenery or experience life more broadly.

We need a qualification offensive with computer-aided learning and active use of networks.

She said: "Ultimately, Wales needs a qualifications system that's fit-for-purpose, that's easy to understand and that meets the real demand of employers in Wales".

I am not a chef, nor even a trained cook, but as I feel I must remind people all too often: if you needed a professional qualification to cook, human beings would have fallen out of the evolutionary loop a long time ago.