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21:13 Mar 15, 2012 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Education / Pedagogy / SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS | |||||||
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4 | Secondary School Certificate o Preparatory School Certificate |
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4 | HIGH SCHOOL DIP. WITH TEACHER-TRAINING COMPONENT |
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Secondary School Certificate o Preparatory School Certificate Explanation: Secondary School Certificate o Preparatory School Certificate. If its after high school. Otherwise it would be Bachelor's in Education at the end of college/university education. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 12 mins (2012-03-15 21:25:26 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Or High School Diploma |
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HIGH SCHOOL DIP. WITH TEACHER-TRAINING COMPONENT Explanation: I think something like this would look OK on a CV. |
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See explanation Explanation: It is a high school diploma but there is some training that the student took in education/teaching. They even do that here in this country when you have high school students take courses in nursing. The only difference is that over there they can teach, I believe. They take them at the high school level which allows them to be more prepared for when they actually go to university... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day53 mins (2012-03-16 22:06:45 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- gracias por la aclaración Marina. Entonces sería high school diploma-teaching training. |
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