Sentence examples for qualifications that are from inspiring English sources

Many Syrians already have qualifications that are not recognized outside the country.

With no GCSEs, he lacks the qualifications that are vital in today's job market.

British courses are competing with strong programmes in the US and with European qualifications that are traditional and practical.

Although there are various qualifications that are accepted to this end, students from UK schools and colleges are usually exempt from the requirement.

Suspicions abound that foreign subcontractors, working on British sites, bring in foreign workers with pay and qualifications that are below NAECI standards.

That leaves a real need for vocational qualifications that are rigorous and trusted by employers, as proposed in an important report by David Sainsbury in July.

The strong links with industry and the degree-level vocational qualifications that were a strength of the old polytechnics remain a strength of the post-1992 grofp of universities.

They also claim that Mr Clegg agreed to the new childcare ratios and it was simply the new levels of qualifications that were up for consultation.

"We have stripped out qualifications that were of little value and are making sure pupils take exams when they are ready, not before.

Existing literature however, does not take into account that higher education dropouts may enter the labour market with formal vocational qualifications that were gained outside higher education.

In the process, we also made sure that they had skills or qualifications that were well-aligned with the job or the company.