Aug 27, 2000 16:11
23 yrs ago
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German term
Aufbaustufe
German to English
Other
This is the context: Zeugnis des beruflichen Gymnasiums der dreijaehrigen Aufbaustufe. Grateful for any elegant solutions...
Proposed translations
(English)
0 | (educational) program, see below |
Nancy Schmeing
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0 | Graduated from the three year vocational High School program. |
Oliver French
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0 | see below |
Dierk Seeburg
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Proposed translations
13 hrs
(educational) program, see below
"Certificate of completion of the 3-year program at the high school for career training"
Our high school has the grade 12 and grade 13 completion certificates, so I am familiar with 2 diff. programs in one HS.
BW, Nancy
Our high school has the grade 12 and grade 13 completion certificates, so I am familiar with 2 diff. programs in one HS.
BW, Nancy
15 hrs
Graduated from the three year vocational High School program.
In the USA students graduate from High School. They do receive certificates, but that is not included in their resume. Probably the program would be the equivalent of BOCES, but that might be too large a jump, since the program described seems to be incorporated in the Gymnasium curriculum. I think vocatinal is better than career here.
The choice here seems to be between describing the program in terms of what an English or American client can understand, or simply rendering the German, without allowing for differences in the educational programs of the countries.
The choice here seems to be between describing the program in terms of what an English or American client can understand, or simply rendering the German, without allowing for differences in the educational programs of the countries.
1 day 19 hrs
see below
Certificate of completion for three-year vocational (extended) high school program.
Integrating uel's answer to your last question with the vocational context seems to me tofit the bill, but check for yourself and decide.
Cheerio,
Dierk
Integrating uel's answer to your last question with the vocational context seems to me tofit the bill, but check for yourself and decide.
Cheerio,
Dierk
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