Sentence examples for qualification and a from inspiring English sources

Stuart holds a professional ACA qualification and a degree in Maths and Accounting from Oxford Brookes University.

But caution, qualification and a keenness to include nuance seem to be part of his style as a person.

The majority of students enter university with a vocational qualification, and a third of students start a university course when they are over 21".

Having a personal connection to a tragedy is a special qualification — and a kind of mandate — but emotional investment can also be blinding.

As well as the new qualification for recruits there would also be a "frontline" manager's qualification and a senior manager's qualification.

Sarah, 44, married with a son aged four, has a degree in modern languages, two master's degrees, a PGCE teaching qualification and a PhD.

"There is a difference between a tertiary qualification and an accredited profession," said Burrell.

Employers do value GCSEs because they're a recognised qualification and an indication of ability, but they're not the be-all and end-all.

On the topic of clear wins, the platform's overall tracking is indeed a game-changer without qualification and an evolution that will undoubtedly be coming other headsets soon.

Of those with early childhood-related qualifications: 6% had a (3 or 4 year) bachelor degree (from a university); 28% had a diploma qualification; and 36% a certificate qualification (from a vocational education and training institution) (The Social Research Centre 2014).

My advice is to do your training, get a qualification and join a union.