Sentence examples for to diplomas from inspiring English sources
noun
A document issued by an educational institution testifying that the recipient has earned a degree or has successfully completed a particular course of study.
Headteacher, Treviglas community college, Cornwall The move to diplomas is a hugely expensive, ill-thought-out initiative.
Mr. Aldrete, with a hat tip to Bill Gates, suggested we staple visas to diplomas, the better to keep graduates of Texas universities here, working in this economy, rather than sending them home to compete with us.
It retains the Gillard government's 2012 decision to remove previous limits on bachelor degree student numbers, but will ditch plans to extend this demand-driven system to diplomas and associate degrees from non-university providers, like private colleges.
A spokesman for Pyne said the reform package would "extend the demand-driven system to diplomas and other pathway courses and for the first time ever offer commonwealth-funded places to non-university higher education providers, meaning more students than ever will have the opportunity to study".
From the learner's point of view, it is intentional and typically leads to diplomas and qualifications.
Independent schools of art and design usually offer postsecondary training in the fine arts leading to diplomas in various specialties in arts.
An enrolled nurse who trains as a psychiatric nurse is promoted from her TA grade to a TO (diploma grade).
S4P is now a registered charity operating an accredited counselling training centre to diploma level.
Hawaii's fixation on social taxonomy is also seen in the local habit of linking identity to diploma.
The schools minister, Sarah McCarthy-Fry, said: "It's fantastic to see that universities across the country are willing to open their doors to diploma students.
"We train students from certificate to diploma level.
