Sentence examples for this level of qualification from inspiring English sources
Dear TM, A Master's degree is not a prerequisite for entry into a British Ph.D. program--a Bachelor's degree or equivalent is often enough, so in theory you can apply for fellowships and funding at any time once you have this level of qualification.
This occurs because we estimate a large increase in overeducation for the last entry cohort with this level of qualifications.
In this paper, the level of qualification (Qual) is measured by the number of qualified6 employees divided by the total number of the firm's employees.
The rationale is that the job is now of "degree-level complexity" and that other professions, such as social work and nursing, require new recruits to attain that level of qualification before they can practise.
After consulting some historical data, the Washington Post's Greg Sargent wrote, earlier this week, that "Trump fares worse than even Sarah Palin did on perceptions of the level of qualification for the presidency.
There may be a price difference due to the level of qualification required for an architect, but in general a technician or surveyor will do just as good a job.
Educational preparation for critical care nursing in Australia varies considerably in terms of the level of qualification resulting in a lack of clarity for key stakeholders about student outcomes.
Moreover, no direct evidence is obtained as to the level of qualification that may be required to do jobs competently.
At two years and change, it's certainly a lot easier to get tenure in a grade school or high school than it is in a college or university, and the level of qualification for the position is much lower.
In addition, the level of qualification of health personnel may vary greatly within health facilities, even at referral level and in urban areas.
It seems then that the level of qualification and training required to carry out substitution requires yet a better definition of practice boundaries including a classification of tasks.
