Her training saw her earn Lamda Certificates with Distinction or honours from Grades 1-8.

Received his Cecchetti teaching certificate with distinction from the National Ballet School, where he also attended the Teacher Training Course.

After gaining the Certificate with distinction in 1919, she took the Diploma in Sociology, gaining a further distinction in 1920.

She attended Holy Trinity Grammar School Ibadan where she obtained her first school leaving certificate with distinction.

She received a Higher National Certificate with distinction in Mathematics, Statistics and Physics from University of Reading in the United Kingdom while on day release from her job.

He later attended Ilesa Grammar School, where he obtained a Grade I certificate with distinction in 1970 and Higher School Certificate (HSC) in 1972.

During Driscoll's headmastership the first Higher Certificates with Distinction were achieved, in 1926, the first classical scholarship, at Christ's College Cambridge, and the first ordination of Vaughan boys to the priesthood.

She attended and completed high school at Methodist Ladies' College, Perth, from 1962 to 1967, obtaining a Western Australian High School Leaving Certificate with distinctions in the subjects English and Music.

Mr. Parsons has earned a C&GLI full technological certificate with distinction in Radio and Telecommunications, then a BSc (Honours) degree with the Open University in Mathematics, Mechatronics and Artificial Intelligence.

He was educated at Castara Methodist School (where his father served as head master) and Bishop's High School where he obtained a Higher School Certificate with distinction in Latin and competed for an Island Scholarship.

He was educated at the University of Oxford (BA, MA) and the University of Leeds (Post Graduate Certificate with distinction in Religion) and at the Richmond Methodist College, London where he trained for ministry.

She went to the University of London and studied Arabic, Arab folklore and the understanding of Islam, she also took her teachers training Certificate with distinction and was rewarded by a scholarship to the School of Oriental and African Studies within the University of London.