Title of qualification

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

You can use "title of qualification" to refer to a specific certification, degree, or other formal acknowledgment of skills. For example, "She earned the "title of qualification" as a Project Management Professional."

"Title of qualification" generally refers to the formal name or description of a degree, certification, or other credential that acknowledges a person's expertise or competence in a particular field.

Yes, depending on the context, you could use alternatives such as "academic degree", "professional certification", or "official qualification".

The phrase "title of qualification" is suitable in contexts where you need to formally specify the nature of someone's credentials or achievements, such as in professional profiles, academic records, or official documents.