Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
science double award
Spanish translation:
doble titulación (en ciencias)
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Science Double Award D
In a CV:
"Science Double Award D"
also:
"grades E D F". In Brittish system. Are all those failed? Only A to C are pass?
"Science Double Award D"
also:
"grades E D F". In Brittish system. Are all those failed? Only A to C are pass?
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| 3 | doble titulación (en ciencias) |
angela vicent
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| 5 | here goes! |
Paul Lambert
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doble titulación (en ciencias)
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here goes!
OK - easy one first. Technically, Grades A-C are passes, and D downwards counts as a fail. However, if translating I would be wary about putting just pass or fail, as a grade D differs greatly from an F.
As for scicnce, at GCSE we are given the choice of three routes in Science:
Single Award Science: all three sciences are studied, exams are sat and a single grade in general science is obtained.
Double Award Science: all three sciences are studied, exams are taken and this counts for 2 GCSEs in general science.
Triple Award Science: all three sciences are studied, all three are examined separately, and a GCSE is achieved in each (Chemistry, Biology and Physics).
Hope this makes it clear!
Paul
As for scicnce, at GCSE we are given the choice of three routes in Science:
Single Award Science: all three sciences are studied, exams are sat and a single grade in general science is obtained.
Double Award Science: all three sciences are studied, exams are taken and this counts for 2 GCSEs in general science.
Triple Award Science: all three sciences are studied, all three are examined separately, and a GCSE is achieved in each (Chemistry, Biology and Physics).
Hope this makes it clear!
Paul
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