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Meanings of newly qualified in English

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Usage of newly qualified in English
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Ofsted also lifted the bar on the school hiring newly qualified teachers.
The Guardian
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These tips are generic and so applicable to all newly qualified medial doctors.
Pubmed
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Fifty-two newly qualified lawyers were admitted to the Roll of Solicitors.
The Irish Times
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The problems facing our newly qualified teachers stretch far beyond the two-tier salary issue.
The Irish Times
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Now, the newly qualified doctor can't wait to get back to a rural community.
Radio NZ
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Charles Flanagan was addressing newly qualified solicitors at the Law Society's parchment ceremony yesterday.
The Irish Times
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It is urging retired and newly qualified teachers to apply.
The Irish Times
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The Minister says the new procedures will boost teacher quality and assist newly qualified teachers.
The Irish Times
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Madam, -I'm a 26-year-oldnewly qualified lawyer, out of work for almost a year.
The Irish Times
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Background: The transition from medical school to internship can be daunting for newly qualified doctors.
Pubmed
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Vikki Harding is a newly qualified solicitor who was classified as an emergent service worker.
BBC
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The newly qualified paramedics graduated from UCD yesterday with higher diplomas in advanced emergency medical technology.
The Irish Times
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I couldn't go on. He had barely completed his first half-term as a newly qualified teacher.
The Guardian
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There was a recession in full swing, and few jobs for newly qualified teachers like me.
The Irish Times
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The fact that Mr Quinn is advocating the JobBridge scheme for newly qualified teachers only is discriminatory.
The Irish Times
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One project she is working on involves sessions with newly qualified nurses on basic mental health awareness.
The Guardian
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