Sentence examples similar to with a qualifications from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Graduates, defined by the ONS as those leaving education with a qualification higher than A-level, were more likely to be employed than those who left education with qualifications of a lower standard, the report said.

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.

But he tried to temper that remark with a qualification: "There are a couple of holes that I feel more uncomfortable playing left-handed".

Franks left school at 18 with a qualification in health and social care, and worked in a care home near Hove.

Having more South American, African, and Asian libraries among the nominators might be one stab at a solution, but with a qualification.

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

The tournament, hosted by Bangladesh, was won by West Indies in Sri Lanka last year, and starts with a qualification match in the capital Dhaka on 16 March and concludes with the final in the same city on 6 April.