professional qualifications
Formal career credentials
Professional qualifications are credentials that certify competence in a specific field—degrees, licenses, certifications, or specialized training that authorize someone to practice.
A lawyer's bar admission, a doctor's medical license, and an accountant's CPA are professional qualifications.
Job listings often specify required professional qualifications: Candidates must hold relevant professional qualifications in nursing.
- master's degreePost-college academic credential
- bachelor's degreeFirst-level university qualification
- teaching certificationCredential to instruct students
- language fluencyMastery of a tongue
- reference lettersEmployment endorsement correspondence
doctoral degree · workshops · associate degree · seminars · high school diploma · licensure · photography techniques · mentorship programs · board certification · online courses · TEFL · CPA · accreditation · job training · continuing education · webinars · webinars
- expert testimonyexpert witness, expert opinion, court testimony, forensic testimony, forensic expert
- vocational trainingapprenticeship, apprenticeships, trade school, trade schools, vocational school
- EU lawTreaty of Rome, acquis communautaire, directives, transposition, direct effect
- EU tradesingle market, common market, free movement, customs union, harmonization
professional qualificationspractical experience
Knowledge from doing, not studying
on-the-job training · street smarts · life experience · tacit knowledge · natural ability
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