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The right skills and qualifications give better job prospects

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  • Post category:Education / Employment
  • Post published:June 16, 2012

Although qualifications cannot guarantee you a job, people with the right skills and qualifications have a better chance of finding a job with good prospects and more money. They may also have more job security.

Source: Direct.Gov

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