Sentence examples for required a high school from inspiring English sources

An employer of blue-collar workers in North Carolina, Duke Power, required a high school diploma of all job applicants, a requirement that screened out 88percentt of black men in that region at that time.

In a recent study, Uppal and LaRochelle-Cote (2014) reported that, among internationally educated immigrants who are university graduates, 48%% of women and 37%% of men worked in occupations that usually required a high school education or less in 2006.2 The corresponding rates are 15 and 17 % for Canadian-educated native-born university graduates, respectively.

Of those, only a fraction required a high school education or less.

In 1973 three of four jobs required a high school education or less.

Four out of five jobs lost during the recent recession required a high school degree or less -- indeed, the numbers of jobs requiring a bachelors degree or above actually grew during the recession and account for most of the job growth today.

Although the requirements to enter apprenticeship program may vary, most require a high school diploma or its equivalent.

Broken down by occupation, young college graduates were heavily represented in jobs that require a high school diploma or less.

"The military service doesn't require a high school diploma, and we think the Transportation Department is also capable of making judgment calls on a person's background.

As the article pointed out, federal law gave the Transportation Security Administration the option to require a high school diploma or an appropriate level of work experience.

As an African-American high school dropout (with a college degree from a school that didn't require a high school degree for admission), I was intimidated by institutions of higher learning.

The average hourly rate for the position, which usually requires a high school diploma, is $11.13 an hour, though some districts start aides at $7 an hour and pay annual salaries of $10,000 or $11,000.