Sentences with phrase «with tertiary qualifications»
In my day, students who left school with no qualifications still got jobs — sometimes better paid ones than those gained by people with tertiary qualifications.
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Australian agriculture is in the grip of a severe skills shortage; about 4,000 jobs were advertised last year looking for people with tertiary agriculture qualifications, and universities turned out just 130 graduates.
It used to be okay for many students to leave school with no qualifications, or without the prerequisites for further tertiary study or training.
RIME doesn't do what most games do, which is bore you with lengthy tutorials and a control system that requires a tertiary qualification to understand, its simple and easy to get going.
With over 15 years in the career sector and tertiary qualifications in marketing and adult education she is adept at supporting professionals to elevate their careers, bolster their opportunities and grow their remuneration.
«The position description for New Zealand case managers lists tertiary qualifications as desirable, as well as backgrounds in rehabilitative services, allied health services, psychology or social work, together with knowledge of and experience working with Maori and Pacific Peoples and their communities,» she said in the report.
We have an experienced team of counsellors with the appropriate tertiary qualifications and experience in Social Work, Psychology or Counselling, which meet the approval requirements of the Commonwealth Attorney General's Department.
To be successful in this role you will have tertiary qualification / s in early childhood education with recent experience in the delivery of quality early childhood education and care services.
Generally, facilitator training is only offered to practitioners who have tertiary qualifications in allied health, education or social services and who have had a minimum of six months experience working with children who have social and emotional challenges, such as autism spectrum disorder.
Beginning with Chris Lee, the innovative University of Southern Queensland's Education in a Box Program overcomes complex system barriers to connect prisoners to tertiary education preparation and qualifications.
A common feature of both programs was the use of staff with tertiary level qualifications in nursing (Nurse Family Partnership Program, Early Start) or social work (Early Start).