wykwalifikowane

Wykwalifikowane is a Polish adjective meaning “qualified” and is used to describe people, groups, or things that meet defined criteria or possess required qualifications. The form agrees with gender and number: wykwalifikowany (masculine singular), wykwalifikowana (feminine singular), wykwalifikowane (neuter singular or plural for non-masculine), wykwalifikowani (masculine personal plural). In ordinary usage, it denotes having the credentials, training, or experience necessary for a task or role.

Etymology and grammar: the adjective is derived from kwalifikować (to qualify) and kwalifikacja (qualification). It carries the prefix wy-, indicating possession or achievement. The term is closely related to the noun kwalifikacje (qualifications) and to related adjectives such as kwalifikowany (qualified) and kwalifikacyjny (qualifying).

Usage and context: wykwalifikowane is common in employment, education, and professional contexts. It often appears in job advertisements, personnel descriptions, and regulatory language to indicate that individuals or teams meet required standards. Examples include wykwalifikowane kadry medyczne, wykwalifikowani inżyniery, or wykwalifikowane grono nauczycieli. The phrase can describe equipment or procedures that meet specified criteria, though more typical usage refers to people.

See also: kwalifikacje, kwalifikacja zawodowa, kwalifikować, wykwalifikowany, niekwalifikowany. The term is widely understood in Polish as a neutral descriptor of credentialed or competent status and is used across formal and informal contexts.