Sentence examples for qualifications designed from inspiring English sources

Also, have we really forgotten so quickly the national vocational qualifications designed by employers that nobody ever took?

FE professionals generally favour the principle of a new, more flexible range of qualifications designed to give employers and individuals what they want.

Ministers have had qualifications designed – at a cost of millions of pounds – to create work-ready teenagers, only to drop the courses years later because of limited take-up.

The statistics showed an even steeper 18% fall in the numbers studying part-time for foundation degrees, which are qualifications designed to combine academic study with workplace learning, usually in partnership with employers.

Vocational education policies are also vague: Labour wants to rebrand outstanding FE colleges as "Institutes of Technical Excellence" and the Conservatives are pushing the "TecBacc" – a series of qualifications designed with employers.

The NQS has set a nationally agreed standard for staff qualifications designed to improve ECEC services.

Were they incapable of attaining a qualification, or was the qualification designed in such a way that most students failed?

There are challenges associated with a single qualification designed to recognise the achievement of all students - the current tiered system seeks to do that.

You like smoking dope, have no particular educational qualifications, have designed your own knuckledusters, threatened to kill your dad with a knife and your gang has overturned a car with a rival gang inside it – so what do you choose as a career?

It describes details how the COOP program is developed to closely match the National qualifications framework designed by the Saudi National Commission on Academic Accreditation and Assessment (NCAAA).

To meet these premeditated qualifications we designed a simple semi-quantitative judgement of microvascular flow, which distinguishes no flow (0), intermittent flow (1), sluggish flow (2) and continuous flow (3).