Sentence examples for qualifications equivalent from inspiring English sources

He left Albertville school last summer with qualifications equivalent to GCSEs.

Some schools switch weaker pupils to BTecs, coursework-based vocational qualifications equivalent to GCSEs, and falsify their marks, claims research.

It would be desirable to upgrade the current childcare teacher qualifications equivalent to those of kindergarten teachers, which are currently more advanced.

He is a qualified management accountant with his professional qualifications equivalent to a CPA in the U.S. Vishwanath, 40, and his wife, Chitra, have a 12-year old son, Vignesh.

For example, second-generation Irish people attain educational qualifications equivalent to, or better than, white British counterparts, which has led commentators to consider the role of Catholic schools in enhancing educational attainment and social mobility in Irish children.

The educational status indicator was drawn from a 1971 Census question on qualifications equivalent to or higher than A' level (exams taken around age 18); this unfortunately only distinguishes the most qualified ten to twenty percent of the population in the age groups we consider here.

"That's something we should aim for throughout the sector, a Level 3 qualification equivalent to A-level, or a degree qualification".

The new measure is to be counted in school and college league tables from 2017, combining three strands: an approved vocational qualification equivalent to a level 3 national vocational qualification, a "core maths" qualification and an "extended project" designed to test skills in communication, research and motivation.

The majority of students who gain a level two qualification (equivalent to five A-star to Cs at GCSE) end up with an NVQ two post-16, although other qualifications at the same level, such as BTECs and City and Guilds, offer much better job prospects.

One was an international student with a qualification equivalent to South African matriculation.

And she wants nursery staff to increase their skills over the coming decade so that everyone working with children has a professional qualification, equivalent to two A-levels by 2022.