"qualification certificate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a document that proves someone has achieved a certain level of qualification or certification. For example: "I have a qualification certificate in accounting from the Institute of Professional Accountants."
In this study, the MCH human resources were defined as workers who 1) provide MCH-related services and 2) hold at least one legal health qualification certificate.
Trial drug management personnel must have passed good clinical practice (GCP) training and obtained a qualification certificate; they must possess the capability of managing clinical trial drugs.
The statistically significant predictors of the use of prayer or spiritual healing are shown in table 4. Women with a trade qualification, certificate or diploma were 1.28 (95% CI 1.13 to 1.46) more likely to use prayer or spiritual healing than women with no formal education, or women who completed school only.
In China, health workers should hold health qualification certificates, even for health workers who providing auxiliary health services, such as management and statistics when they work in health institutions [ 15].
A suitably trained coach would have obtained (as a minimum) a nationally accredited qualification at Certificate IV or Diploma level, or an equivalent recognized training of at least 6 - 12 months (in Australia).
Personal care workers have a minimum qualification of Certificate III in Aged Care awarded by the Technical and Further Education (TAFE) college system in Australia.
He left school at 15, without any qualifications or certificate, but went on to get an art degree from London University.
Among others, the Director-General of Social Welfare was empowered by the Act to ensure the health and well-being of children and staff while the Minister was given the power to make regulations pertaining to, for instance, registration, qualification, issuing certificates of child minders, and health and nutrition care of the children in the centre.
In these visits the qualification and certificates of workforces, building condition, medical equipment and existence of any illegal activities were checked.
In reality, the number leaving Malawi may be even higher as some nurses emigrate to pursue careers other than nursing, in the care industry or otherwise and therefore not requiring qualification validation certificates, are not recorded in the statistics above.
There was little gender difference in the responses with the exception that female respondents were significantly nearly twice as likely to have obtained formal teaching and or medical education qualifications at certificate or diploma level (Male, 9.0%; Female, 16.2%, p <0.02) but proportions progressing to a higher degree were not statistically different (Male, 7.5%; Female, 3.8%).
