Sentence examples for workforce qualifications from inspiring English sources

In his speech, Mr Brown accepted one of Lord Leitch's key recommendations: that the government become much more ambitious in its targets for workforce qualifications.

These include workforce qualifications, carer-child interactions, systemic implementation processes and measures of quality.

This is followed by a critical reading of the Early Years Workforce Strategy (SCSEEC 2012), informed by research literature concerned with connections between workforce qualifications, retention and professionalism.

Low and declining wages have led to a decline in child care workforce qualifications over a 25-year period (Herzenberg et al. 2005).

The new NQS addresses standardised minimum staff-to-child ratios, workforce qualifications and includes a rating system that ranks ECEC services according to their quality.

A report in 2005 on the workforce qualifications in early childhood found that a decline in the percentage of ECE teachers and administrators with college degrees from 43percentt in 1983-1985 to 30percentt in 2002-2004.

More than a third of the workforce has qualifications below this level, and those with lower-level qualifications or none at all are statistically unlikely to receive any training.

With effect from October 2014, all ECCE courses conducted by private training agencies must be accredited by the Workforce Development Agency (WDA) in Singapore under the workforce skills qualifications system (WSQ).

Nearly 70% of Moser Baer's workforce has technical qualifications.

Cash incentives to teachers for acquiring educational credentials are used in some locations to improve both stability of the workforce and teacher qualifications.

However, as we have also endeavoured to show, the focus in Australia's Early Years Workforce Strategy on qualifications and credentials-based discourses of professionalism offer only a limited approach to supporting workforce sustainability.