Education was recoded into low (no formal qualifications or General Certificate of Secondary Education), medium (vocational qualifications or A-levels) or high (a university degree).
Most staff had no formal qualifications in child and family health resulting in limited knowledge and skills in infant health and development.
More than one-third of British adults have left school with no formal qualifications.
There are no formal qualifications for entering the field except a college degree.
Only 1% had no formal qualifications, while more than half (51%) had an undergraduate degree or higher.
Milburn saw investing in services as a way to recruit bright, energetic young people with no formal qualifications.
Minimum qualification for a financial institution director: No formal qualifications are required but you would need experience in banking or the financial sector.
There are no formal qualifications: dogged persistence, humility, a proclivity for hard work and genuine artistic talent are requisite, but patience is also essential.
As with foster carers, no formal qualifications are needed, but most local authorities or providers require new carers to undergo a comprehensive assessment process and complete training.
Despite a lifetime working in aviation and car engineering – he finally retired from Ford in Dagenham in 1960 – he had no formal qualifications.
"Liverpool, for example, has one of the highest proportions of residents with no formal qualifications in the UK, and also has very low rates of GCSE attainment.
