"etc" means "and so on"
A "qualification" is a certificate issued after you have been trained in something and passed an exam showing you understand what you have been taught.
The "type" of a qualification could be a University degree, a school certificate, an apprenticeship service etc.
"etc" means "and so on" A "qualification" is a certificate issued after you have been trained in something and passed an exam showing you understand what you have been taught. The "type" of a qualification could be a University degree, a school certificate, an apprenticeship service etc.
They usually major in journalism or have experience as an intern, etc.
It varies with the type of engineer, qualification, seniority company etc
Highly motivated IT college graduate with software design internship etc.
Like their qualification, meaning background education. eg. PhD, MD, etc.
Year 12, plus a few tests for things like fitness/typing etc.
UG --> Under-Graduate Qualification PG --> Post-Graduate Qualification
I have a qualification in doughnut testing.I would like a qualification in a new language.
Do you mean a solicitor? In the UK it is a person who has a legal qualification that allows them to represent people in court, take oaths, advise on law etc.
Just the way it is, qualification takes two years, there is a lot of organisation involved etc.
All sorts: aerospace, electrical, mechanical, nuclear, etc; it just depends on what you want to do at NASA.
You do not have the qualification needed to get in.