"qualifications acquired" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when talking about the educational achievements of an individual. For example, "Robert's qualifications acquired throughout his life include a degree in economics and a diploma in business management".
The measures will also help safeguard the interests of French nationals who have worked or studied in the UK by ensuring that their periods of employment and pension rights, as well as any qualifications acquired in the UK, are taken into account should they return to France.
The reflection around this topic has led to the formulation of development projects that, for example, addressed the question of the recognition of qualifications acquired abroad, the care for the children and the elderly left behind and the outreach to the diaspora.
As in other countries with a system of "qualificational space" (Maurice et al. 1986), a relatively high proportion of firms is engaged in training apprentices and their organization of labor is aligned with qualifications acquired in VET programs (Wolter et al. 2006).
According to the hierarchical structure of the German school system, educational status was divided into 3 categories: Low educational status was defined as no school-leaving degree, or a qualification acquired after 5 years at a secondary school.
Pupils from parents that have obtained at most an upper secondary degree and therefore, in the majority, vocational qualifications, are likely to tread the same educational path, although this does not necessarily imply that the same professional qualifications are acquired.
Though without formal qualifications, he acquired an intimate knowledge of wildlife by hand-rearing abandoned or injured animals and birds.
After leaving school at 15 with no qualifications, he acquired a pony by means of an animal charity, and became a competent rider.
However, because there is only one GP with non-formal geriatric qualification, we have no hint to the possible impact the way in which geriatric qualification is acquired has on the resulting perspective.
Chris is keen to help others, and brokenStones runs an apprenticeship programme, working with the local college to help students gain qualifications and acquire new skills - and many of the apprentices receive full-time employment at the end of their training.
Teachers who take an interest in the school library make a considerable contribution to its progress, and many have acquired qualifications in librarianship, recognizing that a modern library requires full-time attention and a variety of skills.
Model 2's estimation results strongly support the notion that the quality of schooling and of work experience is perceived by Canadian employers to be lower if these qualifications have been acquired outside Canada.
