Sentence examples for qualifications work from inspiring English sources

"By the end of an apprenticeship you've got qualifications, work experience and you're in the labour market.

The DREAMers are people who could be acculturated and educated here, but who could not, whatever their qualifications, work legally, or even get a driver's license.

These include: personal and contact information; education and qualifications; work history and/or experience; relevant skills to the job in question; own interests, achievements or hobbies; and some references.

Catherine develops a range of careers resources and materials to support the organisation's various programmes and provides advice to young people, ranging from specific questions about qualifications, work experience and apprenticeships to broader advice about the industry.

After adjusting for educational qualifications, work experience, and other individual characteristics, the researchers found that I.T. professionals without U.S. citizenship earned 8.9% more than U.S. citizens.

We did so matching socio-economic background, educational qualifications, work experience, and other characteristics of the applicants, in order to make individuals equivalent in every respect, except for the characteristic which the researcher is investigating (race and sex), and callback rates obtained by applicants can be considered a good proxy of job opportunities.

He has said a similar model of running qualifications worked well in Scotland.

A major pharmaceutical company, for example, will already have 100 others with similar qualifications working for them.

Under constraints of nurse qualifications, working laws, nurse preferences, and vehicle routing, the first model considers nurse rostering and vehicle routing concurrently to minimize total costs of nurse overtime and vehicle routing.

This is often the case in the Australian context, where educators in preschools are sometimes viewed as more professional than those with the same qualifications working in long day care services.

"We often forget when we deride the Big Mac that more people are probably getting their qualifications working at McDonald's than almost any other employer," he continued.