Sentence examples for professional qualifying from inspiring English sources

The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators offers a professional qualifying scheme, which also includes finance modules, for chartered secretaries in all types of organisation.

Having a rolling secondment programme for non-professional workers to undertake professional qualifying training in social work, for example, is not a quick fix, but in the medium term it helps build a stable workforce.

Dedicated campaigning and fundraising departments; professional, qualified, experience and media-savvy staff now fill advocacy roles.

I'm a great believer in the passion and force of having a professional, qualified teacher inspiring young people into science".

Professional, qualified lawyers will be available, just as they are now, and contracts will only be awarded to lawyers who meet clear quality standards".

Participants with positive screens for depression could potentially be referred for a more comprehensive evaluation by a professional qualified in diagnosing and managing depression.

(I, A) A diabetic foot care team should include doctors specialised in diabetic foot care, health-care professional qualified in the educational field and trained in diabetic foot care (podiatrist and/or nurses).

Veterans who screened positive were assessed using a 17-item National Center for PTSD checklist for symptoms of military PTSD (PCL-M), 19 and the veterans were referred for further evaluation by a mental health professional qualified to diagnose PTSD.

Sadly, young people and adults with learning disabilities are much less likely to have access to good SRE because of attitudes towards disability and sexuality, lack of accessible resources and lack of professionals qualified to provide the appropriate support.

General analysis of the absolute number of professionals qualified at tertiary level in this field reveals a great need for Asian, North American and European countries to organise training offers.

Telephone interviews with health and, social care professionals, qualified teachers of children and young people with vision impairment (QTVIs) and parents of infants/children in England.