Sentence examples for qualifications across from inspiring English sources

"The A-level remains a highly respected qualifications across the UK which requires substantial hard work and dedication.

The OECD notes that just seven out of more than 800 professions identified by the commission qualified for automatic recognition of qualifications across borders.

"Are we just opening up our universities and we don't care what their prior attainment is, or are we actually comparing qualifications across international education systems?" she asks.

Finlay Scott, chief executive of the General Medical Council, which regulates doctors in the UK, and Steve Field, chairman of the professional body the Royal College of General Practitioners, told the Guardian they want a rewriting of the rules for recognising medical qualifications across the EU.

However, as in the unadjusted model, there are still large competency differences between respondents with 'equivalent' educational qualifications across countries.

This means that there is greater consistency of entry requirements, requirements for the award of a PhD and nomenclature of qualifications across North America.

In qualifying for all the final day medal races, Great Britain has ensured country qualification across the 10 classes for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

In this work, we are proposing phantom procedures and criteria for qualification across different PET cameras to be used for brain FDG and amyloid PET imaging in multicenter studies.

He added that it would also involve bite-sized learning, with coherent qualifications systems across further and higher education.

The proportion of people with higher qualifications increased across the country at a similar rate (6 percentage points), so the gap between the Spearhead and all local authorities remained constant.

"Consistency of standards across awarding bodies and across qualifications is essential so that teachers don't have to compromise and make a choice between getting good examination results and the genuine development and achievement of their students".