Sentence examples for of all qualification from inspiring English sources

The logistics industry values people of all qualification levels, from truck drivers to operations managers and everything in between.

First of all, qualification standards for kindergarten and childcare teachers need to be adjusted (see Figure 9).

While students enrolled in excess of 120 h/year have completion rates in excess of 90percentt, all qualification levels below this number of enrollment hours have steadily decreasing completion rates as their hours of enrollments decrease.

In addition, there are difficulties attracting and retaining educators (of all qualifications) for indigenous-focused services (Productivity Commission 2014).

The only way to gauge qualifications for the office is to be tested by its demands, leaving a person's judgment as the most important qualification of all.

Even in the party's most conservative redoubts, after all, the ability to beat Mr Obama is the most cherished qualification of all.

Perhaps if Leadsom had had a little more to offer in that department, she wouldn't have been accused of embellishing her CV – it seems "mother" isn't enough of a qualification after all.

Ofqual said it was introducing a cut-off date of summer 2018 for the last award of all unreformed qualifications, and that it would remove any qualifications that fail to meet "regulatory expectations in the future", with exam boards having to make a case to retain subjects.

He's clearly England's best goalscorer, but equally Capello is a top, top manager and it will not be lost on him that the game away to Croatia is not the be-all and end-all of our qualification.

Ofqual chief executive Glenys Stacey said she had looked carefully at how the exam boards had managed the awarding of all GCSE qualifications this year.

Note that, in a 2 year period, a dual VET student could theoretically obtain the lowest of all VET qualifications, the VET diploma (for more details, see Kammermann et al. 2011).