Sentence examples for qualification will be from inspiring English sources

This means that not every qualification will be accepted for every course.

An Erasmus Pro participant must be certain that his or her qualification will be recognised throughout the EU.

Missing out on Champions League qualification will be a bitter pill, as that was a major motivation behind joining the North Londoners.

The day the pope states that, without equivocation or qualification, will be an enormously important day in the ongoing global struggle against the spread of HIV and Aids.

You also need reassurance that the degree you finally get will travel – so check the accreditation, and make sure that the qualification will be accepted in the UK.

Childcarers will have to have at least grade C level GCSEs in English and Maths, and a new graduate early years learning qualification will be introduced.

The new qualifications will be called English baccalaureate certificates.

Functional skills qualifications will be available nationally in all schools and colleges from September 2010.

Staff with higher qualifications will be able to take charge of more children still.

Similarly, the University of Westminster receives applications from all over the world and international students with non-UK qualifications will be considered.

His qualifications will be useful to Gulf Keystone, whose income has been hit by the war between the Kurds and Isis.