That is one reason why the test has two performance levels: one at the high school equivalency level, tied to the performance of today's high school graduates; and the other called GED with Honors, reflecting skills associated with success in college and careers.
The résumé doesn't reflect skill, potential, or aptitude.
At the aggregate level, overeducation could reflect skill mismatch and an inefficient allocation of workers to jobs.
If, for example, the differences in migrant location choices reflect skill differences between the two migrant groups, the observed location differences may truly represent the best set of outcomes given each group's skills.
Some outsiders seem to think that investing results simply reflect skill, so they see underperformance over any time period as proof that a manager doesn't know what he's doing.
When you're near the all-skill side of the continuum, results very accurately reflect skill.
Taken together, these findings suggest a qualitative difference between the 2 subgroups that reflects skill expertise, with greater accuracy of pitch naming associated with a more extensive AP template, and presumably less need to employ pitch working memory strategies.
From those initial conversations, several partner companies have emerged, with global communications agency McCann Erickson, co-designing the course to accurately reflect skills gaps in the sector, thus reducing the time needed to shape the course to reflect employers' demands.
The creation of this new care assistant role reflects Skills for Health's desire to develop its existing support workforce, those who according to national Agenda for Change classification are in the lowest bands one to four.
But Hunt disregarded the body's advice and decided that only some NHS staff should receive the small rise because the income of many personnel would rise through the service's long-standing system of incremental pay, or pay progression – extra pay to reflect skills and experience – which the coalition wants to scrap.
