Does 'excellence' mean provided by people with the highest qualifications?
9. Apprentices with the highest qualifications can earn £50,000 more than a graduate from one of Britain's most prestigious universities over the course of their lifetime, new research claims.
These changes would have had no impact on those with no qualifications or those with the highest qualifications.
In each model rho is the intra-class correlation coefficient, which measures the proportion of variation in the use of maternal services that is between provinces.> -wrap-foot> If more than one provider of ANC was mentioned, only the provider with the highest qualifications is considered.
According to Uefa, Germany has 28,400 (England 1,759) coaches with the B licence, 5,500 (895) with the A licence and 1,070 (115) with the Pro licence, the highest qualification.
The sample was predominantly female with a bachelor degree as the highest qualification.
Earlier this year, he passed his level three rocketry exam – the highest qualification obtainable – with a two-stage hybrid rocket that he built and designed himself.
The awareness of SSS and C-NIHSS differed among physicians with different practice duration and location as well as in those with the highest academic qualification and traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.
univ(_mathrm{i}): Dummy variable that takes value 1 if the contributory group ("grupo de cotización") of the longest contributory relationship with the Social Security system is the one with the highest academic qualifications (group 1: "Engineers and Graduates"), and zero, otherwise.
She was educated at St Francis Collegee, and trained as a teacher at Lovedale College, Fort Hare, graduating in 1936 with the highest teacher training qualification then available to a black person.
