Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
bachiller en ciencias de la comunicación
English translation:
high school degree specialized in social communications
Added to glossary by
Lorena Grancelli
Mar 24, 2002 14:08
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Tengo dudas respecto de la traducción de "bachiller con capacitación laboral" y "bachiller en ciencias de la comunicación social".
Ambos títulos son de Argentina, y se me ocurre algo así como "High school degree in social communication" y "High school degree with work training"???
Alguna buena idea?
Gracias!!!!!!!
Ambos títulos son de Argentina, y se me ocurre algo así como "High school degree in social communication" y "High school degree with work training"???
Alguna buena idea?
Gracias!!!!!!!
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Robert INGLEDEW
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Please read below
bachiller con capacitación laboral:
high school degree specialized in labor. (or with occupational/labor orientation)
bachiller en ciencias de la comunicación social. high school degree specialized in social communication.
I am also translating bachiller as high school degree, because that is what it is in Argentina. in most other countries, a bachiller would be a BSc.
Hope this helps.
high school degree specialized in labor. (or with occupational/labor orientation)
bachiller en ciencias de la comunicación social. high school degree specialized in social communication.
I am also translating bachiller as high school degree, because that is what it is in Argentina. in most other countries, a bachiller would be a BSc.
Hope this helps.
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Comment: "Muchas gracias!
Esta es la respuesta que más se aproximó.
Mi versión final fue:
High School Degree with Occupational Training (as Natalia said) and High School Degree Specialized in Social Communication.
GRACIAS A TODOS!!!!
:-)"
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Kim Metzger
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High school diploma with work experience/ HS diploma with emphasis on Communication
These suggestions might work for you.
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MIGUEL JIMENEZ
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High School dimploma with empashis on vocational studies
That would be a equivalent in the USA, where students who are not pursuing further education follow the vocational track.
High School diploma - Social Sciences track.
Hope it helps.
MIGUEL
High School diploma - Social Sciences track.
Hope it helps.
MIGUEL
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Kemal Mustajbegovic
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High School Graduation Certificate with VET
In Australia it is "High School Graduation Certificate with Vocational Education and Training.
Regards!
Regards!
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Baccalaureat Degree in social communication sciences
A bachiller or baccalauréat or bachirellato [sp?]whether in Europe or LA is ALWAYS more than a high school degree. Very often, these kids have the level of someone with an associate degree or higher. So why not use
Baccalaureate and then explain rather than try to force square pegs into round holes? After all, baccalaureate exists and we don't have this degree here.
:)
Baccalaureate and then explain rather than try to force square pegs into round holes? After all, baccalaureate exists and we don't have this degree here.
:)
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