Sentence examples for qualifications who from inspiring English sources

People lacking qualifications who want to use Moocs as a bridge to higher education?

His Democratic colleague, senator Howard Metzenbaum of Ohio, called Sessions a man of "marginal qualifications who lacks judicial temperament.

She hires Paul Angeli Vincent Cassell), a mopey ex-convict with no qualifications, who is unlikely to threaten her position, such as it is.

"You get people with level 3 qualifications who can't get a job because all of their training has been done at a college," says Lindsell.

You can find people with some economics qualifications who agree with the government but, without exception, they either work for the Coalition or for some entity with ideological motives (like the IPA or News Corp).

"There are over a million without work … no family does not have someone who is unemployed," said Venizelos, conceding that he, too, had relatives "with many qualifications" who could not find work.

"I know someone who is on the edge of qualification who has had her DLA removed.

"Anyone with an England qualification who does well in the Premiership will be watched.

This statistic refers to the population of full-time postgraduate students (not including those aiming for institutional postgraduate credits or "no formal postgraduate qualification") who either completed their qualification in 2012-13 or who were in the standard registration population and had a leaving date within that year.

"Thirty years ago, the average independent traveller was a hippy backpacker looking for an alternative lifestyle, but we recently conducted a survey that found the typical 21st-century independent traveller is a professional with a degree or even postgraduate qualification who goes away for between one and three months".

aIn this article, early childhood educators (or 'educators') are practitioners (regardless of level of qualification) who '…work directly with children in early childhood settings' (Australian Government Department of Education Employment and Workplace Relations 2009, 5).