Sentence examples for world of qualifications from inspiring English sources

A brave new world of qualifications began last September when the first five diplomas – in subjects ranging from media to engineering – were introduced.

While the acronym for this Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership was chosen as an attempt to 'shake things up a bit' in the world of qualifications, the official project title de la conception pour les apprenants a la professionnalisation des enseignants conveys more fully what the project has been trying to do and with whom.

Certainly, monitoring the world region of qualification as well as the ethnicity of postgraduate assessors and examiners may be important in research relating to potential bias or discrimination.

To estimate the unadjusted (raw) odds of obtaining a less satisfactory ARCP outcome according to the predictor variables (world region of qualification, IELTS and PLAB scores) we conducted a series of ordinal logistic regressions.

We also "simulated" the effect of raising the entry level mark for both IELTS (the main route to PLAB) and the pass scores for the PLAB. Figure 5 depicts the unadjusted odds ratios for obtaining a less satisfactory ARCP outcome according to world region of qualification.

22 For the purposes of our analyses, we used random effects ordinal logistic regression to estimate the odds of receiving a less satisfactory (rather than a more satisfactory) ARCP outcome depending on the world region of qualification (international medical graduate versus UK graduate).

For those 60 million of us who are very concerned about Trump's world view, beliefs, and lack of qualifications for the world's hardest, most powerful job, we may end up surprised.

The second was the introduction in 1996 of the "one big group" system of World Cup qualification, with all 10 of the continent's nations playing each other home and away.

Others say there was no talk of a Fifa diktat and the FAI, perhaps not for the last time, decided off its own bat to jeopardise Ireland's chances of World Cup qualification for the sake of a quick buck.

These murmurs of concern within his own house about Mr. Sarkozy's economic judgment hardly fit unquestionable king-of-the-world qualifications that would go beyond the luck of the calendar.

In her latest column for BBC Wales Sport, Wales Women's captain Jess Fishlock reflects on the possibility of 2015 World Cup qualification ahead of their match with Turkey on Saturday, how important a big attendance will be for the national side and how much she is enjoying life playing for US outfit Seattle Reign.