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| Selected response from: Russell Gillis Local time: 05:54 | ||||||
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5 | letter of completion |
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3 | graduate certificate |
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3 | Diploma |
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3 | Internship |
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graduate certificate Explanation: I guess this could be a possible translation. In other words, he has finished his studies, he has graduated. But wait for other colleagues' suggestions. Saludos. Maria ;o) |
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Diploma Explanation: that would go with the speech. |
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letter of completion Explanation: Here are a few examples: this Procedures requirement. Office of A Letter of Completion (carta de pasante) will not be accepted. Admissions Other Important ... www.tamiu.edu/coba/ogss/downloads/adm-proc.pdf EDUCATIONAL CERTIFICATES such as Bachelor's degree, Master's degree or PHD, Trade diplomas and any documentary evidence of your occupational or professional qualifications. Please note that "Carta de Pasante" is not a recognized Bachelor's Degree. http://www.canada.org.mx/immigration/english/doc_mxrsdncy.as... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-29 19:29:25 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The \"Carta de Pasante\" is not the degree in itself, but rather a letter that confirms completion of the program. |
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Internship Explanation: Because although the person has completed his studies, he/she is not yet qualified to practice and usually is referred as an intern so that he/she may acquire experience and pass a license. |
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