Sentence examples for with a qualification from inspiring English sources

The trainees also leave with a qualification in leadership skills.

Anyone with a qualification gained abroad is either being sacked or refused a job.

By "graduate" the ONS means everyone with a qualification above A-levels, from higher national diplomas right up to doctorates.

Applicants should have a degree together with a qualification in librarianship or information science and at least two years experience working in an academic or law library.

He persisted with a qualification that led parents and students up the garden path and has now withered on the vine.

She it is who, with an apt pause, points up O'Neill's final stroke of brilliance, making the play end not on a catastrophe but with a qualification.

Because of that we've adapted [with a qualification process for new tricks] and had great safety". He does expect to deal with plenty of busted-up knees of mogul skiers.

Those with A-level qualifications have passed a series of more advanced examinations usually taken around age 18 or older.

For those with a lower qualification or no qualification at all, the average number of businesses started was 3.5.

"It's a different competition, with a different qualification system".

Approaching the job market with a technical qualification won't do you any disfavours, says Gosling.