Sentence examples for through a qualification from inspiring English sources

Before the Games begin, each sport in the program goes through a qualification stage to establish the final field of competitors from the United States.

Jones plans to bring his tycoon teaching to thousands of other young people through a qualification he has jointly devised with Edexcel, the exam group, which will eventually be taught at satellite branches at further education colleges around the country.

It is important for our students to have grasped basic literacy and numeracy – that is what a grade C in English and mathematics means in reality – by the time they leave education, and to have that recognised formally through a qualification with currency.

"He has captained the team extremely well these past two years and taken us through a qualification campaign where we had complete success, 10 wins out of 10, so it doesn't please me too much when it is suggested that the moment he gets injured and doesn't play he deserves to be jettisoned in some way.

The Netherlands and Russia have taken the final two Olympic women's beach volleyball places after wining through a qualification tournament in Moscow.

Just like the rest of the characters of the game, you are required to go through a qualification quest before you can choose one of the three advanced classes.

I had a year of service projects, leadership training, learning sets and a qualification through Manchester business school.

A total of 554,100 learners achieved a qualification through the scheme – often their first, which had boosted their self-confidence – and many employers involved had previously provided little or no training for their staff.

Universities charge according to the perceived earning power the course bestows: those seeking to enter a lucrative career must pay through the nose for a qualification thought to entice employers, whereas those who intend to become dusty dons are offered bargains.

Bentley says the planned RMS standards will ensure that forecasters must demonstrate these skills, perhaps through a NVQ qualification.

The 28-year-old, whose mother is from Hull, is now eligible to play for Great Britain as well as Scotland through a grandparental qualification.