Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Qualification"

A: It’s probably most commonly heard during Olympics qualifier seasons, but can be used in competitive settings outside of the Olympics. For example, if you were part of your school’s Mathematics Club and had a tournament coming up, there would be a few qualification matches/ rounds needed to ensure that competitors of equal ability were matched up and *qualified* to go to the appropriate levels.

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qualification

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A: There really isn't a difference. Candy is an american term whereas sweet is a British term.

A: The requirements needed to participate or be accepted into something.
Example:
"The job qualifications include 5 years of experience and a high school diploma/GED."
Where, in order to be accepted into the job, you have to have 5 years of experience and a high school diploma or GED.

A: It means that you have meet the requirements needed to preform in something or take part in something. For an example you were able to take a test to take part in a high level class. Or you could have showed your skills to be able to participate in a higher level sports. Those are just a few examples. Hope that helped!

وهذا يعني أن لديك تلبية المتطلبات اللازمة لالتشكيل في شيء أو المشاركة في شيء. للحصول على مثال كنت قادرا على إجراء اختبار للمشاركة في فئة مستوى عال. أو هل يمكن أن يكون أظهر مهاراتك لتكون قادرة على المشاركة في أعلى مستوى الرياضة. تلك ليست سوى أمثلة قليلة. نأمل أن ساعدت!

A: you don't have the right qualifications to apply for the job.

A: "only one qualification required—a fabulous sense of humor"

"they need to beat Poland to ensure qualification for the World Cup finals"

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A: qualifications are achievements you made at school, volunteer work, or at a job etc. Certifications are sort of like a diploma that shows you did the necessary studies/work and passed a certain test to show you are well versed in an area of study or vocation.
Say I worked or volunteered at an animal shelter and I was looking to get a job as a dog walker. On my resume, the employer would see that I have experience with working with animals and that qualifies me as a good candidate for the job. Qualifications means experience that you have that that shows you are good for the job...or school...or whatever.
If I was looking to get a job as a Lifeguard, I would need a certificate that shows that I know how to perform certain duties...for example CPR.

A: Qualifications are what you need to become certified. Certifications are usually physical documents and papers saying you have done something. Qualifications are more accomplishments that make you suitable for the job

A: A qualification is something you need in order to qualify (for a job, a sport, etc.). A limitation is the farthest point you can take something. For example, say that you can't run any faster than eight miles per hour. That makes eight miles per hour your limitation.

A: Qualification means the minimum criteria that is req for the post. And validation means the period of time in which candidate has to apply for the post.

A: "Skill" is something you can do very well.
"Qualifications" is meeting a requirement.

For example, if I wanted to get an acting role of a school girl:
My ability to act is a skill.
My qualifications are that I can act, and that I am a girl.

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A: Your sentence is correct. Another way of asking is:
What are the prerequisites for that job?
(prerequisites = pre-requirements)

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A: They could fill in the qualifications section of their resume some more.

A: I have not passed a certain qualification test on economics. I have studied for more than two years but may not pass the test again this year.

A: maybe use achieve or accomplish over get