Sentence examples for qualifications high from inspiring English sources

Amid black communities wrestling with poor housing, low educational qualifications, high unemployment and crime, churches have often been a story of success.

Women with secondary education qualifications (high school and college graduate) would experience the largest increase, reflecting women's increased participation in the labour market.

Conditional on searching for a new position, even a teacher with the best qualifications (high experience and originating from a good school) succeeds in finding a match with a high-achieving school only 64% of the time.

Of those aged 16 74 in Stretford, 33% had no academic qualifications, higher than the 25% in all of Trafford.

Of those aged 16 74 in Sheerness, 44% had no academic qualifications, higher than the 34% in all of Swale.

The town has the smallest proportion in the country of over 16-year-olds with level-four qualifications – higher apprenticeships and degrees, for example – and GCSE achievement is below the national and county averages.

We created a four-page self-administered questionnaire with three main sections: 1. Demographic data: sex and age 2. Qualifications: highest educational level of respondents, language skills (upper-intermediate level), and other training received.

*Low school level = GCSEs as their highest qualification, High school level = A-levels or a qualification below degree.

Based on previous research, we hypothesise that gender (male), income (high) and educational qualification (high) would be positively correlated with sports and exercise.

Using multivariate models, Park and Kyei (2011) find that in all countries, individuals with higher qualifications have higher literacy skills, as measured in IALS.

The TRS group included subjects with higher qualifications and higher income (p < 0.001).