Sentence examples for vocational qualification from inspiring English sources

The vocational qualification I'd now completed had got me into it.

A foundation degree is a work-based vocational qualification that can lead to an undergraduate degree.

The majority of students enter university with a vocational qualification, and a third of students start a university course when they are over 21".

Over the coming months many colleges are set to double the number of students they enrol for 14-19 diplomas, the government's flagship vocational qualification.

Colleges know that a student who achieves an advanced-level vocational qualification in any subject will have a good chance of getting a range of jobs.

They spent 12 months, from March 2014 to March 2015, gaining workplace experience, acquiring new skills and working towards a vocational qualification at the end of the year.

Roughly, the "high" educational level group was "college educated"—that is, those with degrees, bachelors or higher, or equivalent vocational qualifications (National Vocational Qualification Level 4 or 5).

"Middle" educational level covers those who did not proceed to college but gained academic qualifications at secondary school, or equivalent vocational qualifications, at National Vocational Qualification Levels 2 and 3.

So depending on your scheme, you could end up with: a National Vocational Qualification (NVQ); a Functional Skills qualification; a technical certificate, such as a BTEC Higher National Certificate HNCC); a Higher National Diploma (HND) or a foundation degree.

When considering the wider picture i.e., overall placement into vocational training that leads to full vocational qualification male adolescents are not identified as more disadvantaged than female adolescents in terms of opportunities.

In the residential homes, 5 non-nursing, social care staff held the National Vocational Qualification NVQQ) at level 4, 18 staff held NVQ at level 3, and 7 staff the basic social care level 2 qualification [ 17].