Sentence examples for qualifications which from inspiring English sources

He said: "It's all about having qualifications which make sense.

"When I went for a job, they asked me for qualifications, which I haven't got.

The system would include screening of candidates' judicial qualifications, which supporters call "merit selection".

Mayor Bloomberg says that Kelly has a "unique combination" of job qualifications, which seems to me to be true.

Further education funding prioritises lower-level skills and qualifications, which is of scant value to the over-25s.

If you're a graduate, your degree eclipses your school qualifications, which can be relegated to one line in most cases.

It turns out such estimates are sensitive to not including relevant variables that are likely to influence pay, especially qualifications which are not available in the ASHE survey.

As a recent BBC London investigation proved, there are some fraudulent institutions out there offering educational qualifications which are entirely bogus.

The Joint Council for Qualifications, which represents the exam boards, defended the assessment system and said that a small study did not represent the system as a whole.

Half of new entrants have postgraduate qualifications, which don't come cheap: a diploma at one popular media finishing-school costs £7,495.

The LFS has all of the same data as ASHE but also includes highest educational qualifications, which turn out to matter.