Sentence examples for upgrade qualifications from inspiring English sources
(4) ED mandated compulsory professional training to upgrade qualifications: All new EC teachers must complete a 1-year Pre-service QKT/CCW course by 2003, All EC teachers must be fully trained with QKT/CCW by 2004, All EC principals must complete CE by 2005.
For example, Mangham and Hanson [ 68] excluded the attribute "promotion prospects" that was identified as important in preparatory work because promotion was closely associated with another included attribute "opportunity to upgrade qualifications".
" In particular, the Secretaries and Ministers welcomed Australia's commitment to assist the Philippines to upgrade qualifications of Philippine nurses to meet Australia's market requirements" (Joint Ministerial Statement, 9 October 2008 Manila).
They were as follows: opportunity to upgrade qualifications, skills and use of newer technologies, absence of amicable working environment, better remuneration, possibility of career advancement and social and professional recognition.
Degree-qualified educators often act as mentors to staff who are attaining or upgrading qualifications and encountering new reporting and curriculum requirements.
Therefore, high proportions of staff gaining or upgrading qualifications require access to ongoing professional development if they are to enact new understandings of pedagogical practices in their work environments (Grieshaber 2010).
Similarly, a study done in Fiji, Samoa and Tonga found a limited scope for upgrading qualifications, lack of promotion and career prospects and career structure as reasons for dissatisfaction and migration among doctors [ 11, 42, 47, 48].
He said this program, combined with the provision of scholarships to help staff members upgrade their qualifications, was helping private institutions address the shortage of qualified staff members, but he said the government could provide greater support in this area.
Assuming that FDC staff will want to, or are able to, upgrade their qualifications is problematic.
What is the incentive for carers to take further study to upgrade their qualifications?
Some teacher aides are encouraged to upgrade their qualifications to a university degree and become teachers.
