Sentence examples for qualifications higher from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

These studies observed high smoking rates in those who had left education at 16 years or younger, had lower than General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE -level qualifications or no qualifications 10 37; similarly, we found that 60% of cohort women had no educational qualifications hiGCSE -levelCSE, with current smokers having left full-time education at a younger age.

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.

* Qualifications: High school diploma and general office skills.

Of the adults, 33% had no qualification higher than GCSE level, while the highest qualification of another 15% was A-level or similar.

The general attainment levels were lower than those of the population as a whole: of the adults, a third had no qualification higher than GCSE, while the highest qualification of another 15% was A-level or similarlevel.

Graduates, defined by the ONS as those leaving education with a qualification higher than A-level, were more likely to be employed than those who left education with qualifications of a lower standard, the report said.

Of those aged 16 74 in the city, 27% had a higher education qualification, higher than the 20% national average.