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17:40 Mar 7, 2002 |
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| Selected response from: Adam Smith United Kingdom Local time: 18:44 | ||||
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Which diplomas or certificates do I need for a paid job Explanation: uiteraard is het zonder de 'certificates' even goed. Veel succes, Nikolaus -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-07 18:10:18 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- in plaats van \'for a paid job\' kan ook nog: to get a paid job\' of \'to be eligible for a paid job\' (dit is al een beetje nederig en gekunsteld, maar voor een job ...) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-07 19:03:44 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- zoals Mirror terecht opmerkt heb ik verkeerdelijk T voor P gelezen, dus juist zou zijn: Which diplomas or certificates do I need for a specific job Reference: http://www.cieh.org.uk/education/priorities.htm |
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Which certificate or certificates do I need for job X Explanation: diploma op de Engelse versie van mijn VWO diploma= certificate |
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...or degree(s) Explanation: If you're talking about higher education (WO-onderwijs) then it's degree(s), i.e. Aan de wo-opleidingen zijn de academische titels drs., mr., of ir. verbonden. De diploma's zijn gelijkwaardig aan die van traditionele universiteiten en hogescholen. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-07 18:38:44 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- for a specific job -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-03-07 18:39:09 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- for a specific job Reference: http://www.ou.nl/info-alg-watkanermee/index.htm |
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qualification Explanation: Would cover any form of certificate, diploma, etc., regardless of "level". |
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