Sentence examples similar to world class qualification from inspiring English sources

Coffee drinking is, in fact, a diehard national habit with real estate sold on its proximity to café strips, and baristas, roasters and an increasing number of growers who have world class qualifications.

Mr Gove is, however, determined to raise exam standards and remove "modules"—mini-exams testing a small part of the curriculum from courses.The new goal is a world-class qualification, modelled on the International GCSE (deemed tougher than the GCSE and undertaken largely by private schools in Britain) and the International Baccalaureate.

"We are driving up standards by introducing a world class curriculum and we are overhauling our qualifications system to keep pace with the demands of universities and employers".

"Our academies programme is turning around hundreds of underperforming schools, we are introducing a world class curriculum and our reforms to exams will create qualifications that will keep pace with the demands of universities and employers.

To further its scientific ambitions, Ireland wants to boost the number of people with advanced science and engineering qualifications, and develop its international profile as a world class R&D location.

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"These ensembles are world class".

And, indeed, their insurgents are world class.