Sentence examples for to develop qualifications from inspiring English sources

So that's the lesson for Gove – definitely involve academics but remember we're one of a number of voices and the real key is get everyone working together to develop qualifications that allow our students to be truly fit for the future.

The CBI yesterday delivered an eve-of-budget warning to the chancellor that the government must back up its pledge to force all 16 to 18-year-olds into education or training with money to develop qualifications and high-quality careers advice.

Most maritime academies offer placement services to help you find your first job and develop qualifications along your career path.

The department has done well to improve the framework for literacy and numeracy teaching and to develop standardised qualifications that employers can recognise.

The warning comes despite Gove's decision to delay the new A-levels a year later than he had originally hoped, because more time was needed "to develop the qualifications to the quality they deserve," he said in January.

Gove had hoped new A-levels could be introduced from 2014 but in a letter to the exam regulator Ofqual said he had decide to change his "ambitious" timetable because he recognised more time was needed "to develop the qualifications to the quality they deserve".

How would you envision teacher education that would be most helpful to develop adequate qualifications as a STEM teacher?

The basic reliability method is (a) design, model and fabricate, (b) test structures and devices, (c) identify failure modes and mechanisms, (d) develop predictive reliability models (accelerated aging), and (e) develop qualification methods.

The results of this project give a unique overview about EMR in the scientific community and will contribute to develop EMR qualification procedures, EMR design techniques and EMR predictive methods.

The government said its reforms did not stop boards developing qualifications in any language they chose.

They need to take a genuine interest in what's going on in education and work cheek-by-jowl with local colleges and with their sector skills council to develop the right qualifications".