Sentence examples for over qualification from inspiring English sources
After "taking it with both hands" he presided over qualification for both the 2007 and 2011 World Cups before being poached by Canada.
He also questioned the motives of the Premiership teams, accusing them of turning their backs on the tournament not because of issues over qualification and competitive structure, but because they want to "frustrate" the Heineken Cup's recently extended broadcasting contract with Sky Sports – to see it fall as a consequence of ERC (the organising body) being wound down.
Conversely, in conditions of high unemployment, younger siblings are often affected by their elder siblings' experiences of unemployment, job insecurity and over qualification.
Graduate over-qualification appears to be a particular problem for the UK, according to international comparisons in the report, "Over-qualification and skills mismatch in the graduate labour market".
The trade group for the human resources sector said graduate over-qualification has reached "saturation point" and is squeezing lower qualified workers out of jobs.
With one of the highest levels of self-reported over-qualification among graduates in Europe – behind Estonia and Greece – the UK has 58.8 per cent of graduates in non-graduate jobs.
Moreover, Spain also experiences the highest level of over-qualification among foreign-born workers in OECD countries (OECD, 2014).
The over-qualification of migrants is often attributed to the difficulties in having educational qualifications officially recognized across countries.
According to Quintini (2011), the Netherlands, Greece, Spain, Sweden, Luxembourg and Portugal are amongst the countries with highest levels of over-qualification.
And this latest UK study from the Institute of Education shows that fewer graduates are now in non-graduate jobs - with this "over-qualification rate" falling.
Shen and Kuhn (2013) analyse job applications submitted in response to a selected number of job ads online in Chinese urban areas to study what effect over-qualification has on labour market entrants.
