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21-Dec-2006, 05:07
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 Just one word!  I neeeeeeeeeeeed just one word that I cann't find in any dictionary..... How do you say the title that you obtain when you finish your secondary school -or highschool. Here in Argentina where I come from, we say something like "bachelor", but that fits better for your University degree than for a highschool one, right?. It would be: "_________(that word) on Management and Administration". Sounds that good?.  And then, how can I say "diploms obtained", but I'm not sure if the word "diplom" has such a wide meaning that it also covers the secondary diplom.... Am I being clear? THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!  Any |
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21-Dec-2006, 05:23
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| Re: Just one word! Hi, I think it's a CSE - Certificate of Secondary Education. Cheers |
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21-Dec-2006, 06:48
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| Re: Just one word! Is the word 'baccalaureate'? We have it in Europe, but it refers to specific courses available. However, if that's the term used in Argentina, then I think you can use it. Baccalaureate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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