Sentence examples for returns to qualifications from inspiring English sources

Hourly earnings allow comparison of the returns to qualifications per hour worked.

The returns to academic qualifications are far higher than the returns to vocational qualifications at the same level.

Survey data from 1991 and 1999 show that the worthwhile returns to workers come from higher-level qualifications, rather than the sort of basic vocational ones the government is willing to endorse (see chart)—those deemed equivalent to GCSEs.

On the other hand, Borjas ( 1987) shows that immigrants are selected from groups with lower qualifications when the returns to skills are more dispersed in the sending countries compared with the dispersion in the destination economies, as the case of Mexico and the United States.

Although there is a large body of research examining returns to education, these generally focus on formal qualifications, such as (general upper/vocational) secondary and tertiary certificates.

Sherwood, 46, returns to former club Tottenham, who are chasing European qualification, in Villa's next top-flight match on Saturday.

It suggests that one cannot estimate the (low) returns to overeducation correctly unless the data are split into broad qualifications groups.

We employ an experimental design with a randomly assigned 25-minute information treatment about funding opportunities for, and returns to, higher education given at Berlin schools awarding university entrance qualifications.

Teaching union leaders have expressed disbelief at plans by Michael Gove to scrap GCSE exams in England in favour of a traditional model styled on the old O-level, describing it as a "ludicrous" return to a two-tier qualifications system.

This can be a vicious circle in that because you have little money you have less opportunity of returning to education, improving your qualifications and thus the quality of your life is lessened.

But it is subject to qualifications.