Module métiers
English translation: occupation/career module
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| na | employment subject |
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| na | sectoral modules |
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| na | occupation/career module |
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| na | business object |
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employment subject Explanation: module is used in the sense of a group of similar subjects in universities for example. tfk |
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sectoral modules Explanation: i.e., if you are referring to a modular structure of information (as in computer programs, etc.) |
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occupation/career module Explanation: More context would help to see if this really fits (what are the modules part of - a training course, or something else?) but these seem sensible suggestions to me. own knowledge of language |
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business object Explanation: In the IT field, objet métier = business object. I saw this in a JAVA programming book in French. |
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