Jun 3, 2006 18:39
18 yrs ago
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Spanish term
normalista
Spanish to English
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Education / Pedagogy
high school diplomas
From a Colombian form:
"Entidad que le otorgó el titulo de bachiller/normalista"
If bachiller translates approximately as high school diploma, what about 'normalista' - I think it is an inferior certificate indicating completion of high school whatever the grades (but I may be wrong). I'm aware this term has already been discussed, but the answers given couldn't help me because they referred to the use of the term in other countries, and the contrast with 'bachiller' was not made.
"Entidad que le otorgó el titulo de bachiller/normalista"
If bachiller translates approximately as high school diploma, what about 'normalista' - I think it is an inferior certificate indicating completion of high school whatever the grades (but I may be wrong). I'm aware this term has already been discussed, but the answers given couldn't help me because they referred to the use of the term in other countries, and the contrast with 'bachiller' was not made.
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4 +2 | primary school teacher |
Michael Powers (PhD)
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primary school teacher
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normalista mf (Col) primary (school) teacher
Mike :)
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Note added at 6 mins (2006-06-03 18:46:32 GMT)
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high school diploma / primary school tract
bachiller / normalista
normalista mf (Col) primary (school) teacher
Mike :)
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Note added at 6 mins (2006-06-03 18:46:32 GMT)
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high school diploma / primary school tract
bachiller / normalista
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