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  1. 17-May-2009, 06:47 #1
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    Default Difference in meaning

    Hello I would like to know if there's a real diference between the word "career" and "course" when you talk about studies or you just use career when you have started working.
    Thanks very much.
    Guadalupe
  2. 17-May-2009, 19:07 #2
    Tdol
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    Default Re: Difference in meaning

    'Career' is associated with employment, so you may take a course because it is required for your future career, but until you start working, it's not your career.
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