Sentence examples similar to qualifications to impart from inspiring English sources

Certainly, he is clear that self-belief is among the most important things he wants Eton to impart – more so than measured, centralised qualifications.

He said the course was designed to impart evidence-based science to people who already had a qualification, like a diploma, in alternative health care.

Teachers are not role models, unless your sole ambition in life is to be one yourself; they are there to impart information, to maintain enough tranquillity that this information might be imparted, and to help one gain qualifications.

Any lessons to impart?

Another skill I had failed to impart.

He had lessons to impart.

"They love to impart knowledge".

"He too had precious gifts to impart.

What does Miss Emma want him to impart to Jefferson?

What do you try to impart to your students?

It was a bitter lesson to impart to my daughter.