Sentence examples for rigorous certificate from inspiring English sources

Denver Botanic Gardens offers a broad range of programs, including hands-on workshops, public lectures, professional development seminars, and more rigorous certificate courses.

But Ms. Hong said that older students in particular were not being given the attention they deserved, noting that in 2007, about 1 in 10 English- language learners graduated with a Regents diploma, the more rigorous academic certificate that all students will soon have to earn.

With the Tories set to sweep away GCSEs and replace them with an academically rigorous English Baccalaureate Certificate after 2015 the curriculum and qualifications for 14 to 19-year-olds look set to become a key election battleground.

Spanning topics like deep learning and VR development, the programs offer students studies that are more rigorous than a certificate and less intensive than a full degree.

Guidance from Skills for Care, Skills for Health and Health Education England states that: "The assessment of the care certificate should be as rigorous as the assessment of any formal qualification".

The search giant, and others, accused Symantec of issuing misleading and wrong certificates — and later, it was discovered that Symantec allowed non-trusted organizations to issue certificates without the required rigorous oversight.

The certificate means SunPower Corporation has met rigorous environmental benchmarks covering every stage of a solar panel's life.

Instead comes a more rigorous set of tests, the English Baccalaureate Certificate.Under pressure from the Liberal Democrats, some details of the plans leaked in the summer have changed.

While the exams aren't new — each journalist must renew his or her certificate every five years — the rigorous and mandatory Marxist training sessions are.

Experts say there is little accountability to make sure districts aren't limiting students like Michael — who, with special education supports, can handle a rigorous high school curriculum — to those alternate certificates.

The Texas Board of Education recognizing teaching certificates from areas with standards similar to or more rigorous than those in Texas.