Uncertified in a sentence

Another 153 uncertified teachers are teaching AP or Pre-AP classes, including algebra, biology, chemistry, geometry, and physics.

Contracts that request certifications prevent highly skilled, uncertified candidates from applying.

In November, 13 Investigates uncovered that the district had uncertified teachers in the role, which is a violation of state rules.

For the uninitiated, teams are not allowed to enter into negotiations with an uncertified agent.

In 2006, a Financial Times journalist found that ten out of ten mills visited had sold uncertified coffee to co-operatives as certified.

In his remarks, Chikwatula EPA extension worker Wilson Chikuyu said farmers make losses during farming season due to use of uncertified seeds.

Additionally, much accounting work is performed by uncertified individuals, who may be working under the supervision of a certified accountant.

Lobbyists warned of serious public-health dangers of letting uncertified people wash hair (they might not be trained to notice a scalp infection, after all).

The bill will no longer allow uncertified volunteers to take over a city armed with assault-style rifles as was seen in the city of Snohomish on May 31, 2020.

His absences began to increase significantly in 2014 and the employer stated that he regularly requested holiday pay and uncertified sick-pay be used after the event.

Philadelphia District Attorney (D) issued a fiery warning to “goon squads” and uncertified poll watchers — telling the “wannabe fascists” to “stay home” on Election Day.

Opponents of the bill argue that it furthers the integration of church and state and worry that uncertified chaplains might not be equipped to offer valuable mental health care.

But for decent medical care, residents go to one of two municipal hospitals located 5 or 12 km away, though there are a some uncertified “doctors” practising by the streetsides.

The research also shows that students with uncertified teachers who have no classroom experience lose the equivalent of four months' worth of learning in reading and three months' worth of learning in math.

Buttressing her view with statistics, she announced that 58 percent of breast cancer patients were under the age of 50, and that many of the afflicted persons resorted to quack doctors and application of uncertified herbal concoctions.