English term
you take your skills and education
Waiariki’s qualifications are developed in conjunction with industry experts and our community stakeholders so that you are work ready upon graduation and can contribute to your economy regardless of where you take your skills and education.
Los requisitos de Waiariki se desarrollan conjuntamente con expertos de la industria y con grupos que pertenecen y tienen interés en nuestra comunidad, de manera que ustedes estarán preparados para trabajar tan pronto se gradúen y podrán contribuir a sus economías, independientemente de a donde lleven ustedes sus habilidades y educación.
Non-PRO (1): Aradai Pardo Martínez
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Proposed translations
donde haga uso de sus destrezas y su formación
dónde pongan en práctica sus habilidades y su educación
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Alistair Ian Spearing Ortiz
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Gracias, Alistair.
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isabelmurill (X)
: sugiero acabando con:"..... y su formación"
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Gracias por tu comentario, Isabel.
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Aradai Pardo Martínez
: o sus estudios en vez de su educación. Saludos, Rafael!
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Saludos y gracias por tu opinión, Aradai.
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Luisa Ramos, CT
: O sus "aptitudes", "destrezas", "competencias".
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Gracias por eso, Luisa.
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Maria Mastruzzo
55 mins
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Gracias, María.
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Lydia De Jorge
: Why complicate things? It does say Education... saludos!
5 hrs
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Mil gracias y saludos, Lydia.
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