Sentence examples for qualifications given from inspiring English sources

Value added: comparing students' individual degree results with their entry qualifications – given as a banded score out of 10.

The qualifications given by respondents to the match between the education that they completed and their jobs are subjective.

On the other hand, if a school or school system assesses students in a way that is closely aligned to industrial needs, the qualifications given out by the school or school system will be sought after by various stakeholders.

She believed these qualifications gave them an edge in the bidding process.

Hatfill's British qualifications gave the doctor a veneer of respectability, but they were all fake.

Students who complete the BusinessWorks module not only graduate with more practical work experience and an enhanced CV, but also with industry-recognised professional project management qualifications, giving them an edge in the graduate jobs market.

Professor Alison Wolf, who conducted a review of vocational qualifications for the government, suggested the high points value of equivalent qualifications gave schools "perverse incentives" to offer them.

These qualifications gave them more freedom than other urban and rural women who were restricted to daily mundane tasks.

ALP is helping them get critical qualifications, giving them support to cope with difficult and sometimes traumatic life events, and boosting their self-esteem.

But that was a provisional qualification, given that the American swimmers are limited to an Olympic roster of 52.

Iordanescu says Northern Ireland can no longer be thought of as outsiders for qualification, given their performances up to this point.