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10:39 Dec 6, 2004 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Psychology | |||||||
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4 | Higher Diploma in Administration and Finance |
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estudios profesionales de Técnico Superior en Administración y Finanzas Higher Diploma in Administration and Finance Explanation: Ya es los glosarios de ProZ Suerte, Neil. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 mins (2004-12-06 10:45:40 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- en, no es -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 17 mins (2004-12-06 10:56:42 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Both diploma and cerificates can be gained at Tertiary level, or here in the UK, a College of Further Education, as well as at university level (Higher Education). The \'Higher\' in Higher Diploma here refers to the level of the diploma rather than the status of the educational establishment. At university level, the qualification may be a degree. I hope it helps. |
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estudios profesionales de Técnico Superior en Administración y Finanzas Diploma Explanation: If you look at the majority of "bilingual sites" Higher or Superior Technician is used, but I believe Neil is right. In the UK "Technician" is a job not a qualification |
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