Qualified with
Dear teachers,
Is the following sentence grammatical and idiomatic? I, especially, find "qualified with" and the second main clause, "many years of...", rather odd. May I have your opinion, please?
Our Institute is headed by John who is qualified with a Graduate Degree and many years of teaching experience behind him.
Thank you.
Top answer
Possible: Our institute is headed by John, who has a graduate degree, and who has many years of teaching experience behind him. Also possible and better in my opinion: Our institute is headed by John, who has a graduate degree and years of teaching experience. CJ
- Possible: Our institute is headed by John, who has a graduate degree, and who has many years of teaching experience behind him.
- Also possible and better in my opinion: Our institute is headed by John, who has a graduate degree and years of teaching experience.
- CJ
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Possible:
Our institute is headed by John, who has a graduate degree, and who has many years of teaching experience behind him.
Also possible and better in my opinion:
Our institute is headed by John, who has a graduate degree and years of teaching experience.
CJ
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