oficial de tercera
English translation: Grade 3 Journeyman
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| 4 | Third Class Tradesmen |
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| 4 | third category tradesmen(tradespersons if you want to be pc) |
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| 4 | third grade workers |
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Third Class Tradesmen Explanation: Workers or technicians. Exp. |
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third category tradesmen(tradespersons if you want to be pc) Explanation: Third class sounds derogatory |
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third grade workers Explanation: OFICIAL: "Worker with average qualifications who is assigned tasks or work involving a degree of initiative or responsibility. Skilled or craft workers are usually classified as a subgroup or category of obreros (manual workers ), which is in turn divided into various grades (first, second, etc.) according to occupational skills, the degree of responsibility involved in the work or other similar factors. The Spanish term oficial dates back to the time of craft guilds and is most used in particular economic sectors (construction, wood, metalworking, etc.)." -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-10-17 16:21:29 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I realise \"Third Grade\" sounds rather grim, but that\'s the usual scale, working up from \"tercera - - segunda - primera\" and then onto \"Especialista\"......... |
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Grade 3 Journeyman Explanation: Hi Katherine, I posted this question before, and the above is what I finally used. Here's the link--I think you'll find the discussion on the question helpful. Cheers, Cindy Reference: http://www.proz.com/kudoz/65604 |
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