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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs | ||||
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5 | Technical High School Graduate Professional |
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4 -1 | professional technical bachelor |
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professional technical bachelor Explanation: bachiller se puede ser traducido también como "graduate" |
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Technical High School Graduate Professional Explanation: In some LA countries, a 'bachiller' is simply a high school graduate - not a bachelor. This high school teaches additional technical subjects to prepare graduates for professional activity upon graduation. They can escalate to a Técnico Superior Universitario (Advanced University Technician) degree, which takes 2-3 years |
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Reference: Always a good idea to check the website Reference information: Found this within 5 minutes: What is the CONALEP National College of Technical Professional Education The National College of Technical Professional Education, is an upper secondary educational institution, part of the National System of Technological Education with the aim of forming Profesionales Técnicos (middle level technicians with official recognition) and Profesionales Técnicos –Bachiller (middle level technicians with official recognition and a high school diploma) with an option to continue onto higher education. Its academic model provides students with a comprehensive education that incorporates technological and scientific advances of the knowledge society, for the full development of their potential and their harmonious integration into their social and professional contexts. CONALEP students receive a competency-based education with a constructivist approach to knowledge, which gives them the opportunity to join the world of work, generate their own source of employment or, if they wish, continue their studies at the tertiary level. At the conclusion of their careers, CONALEP issues the student’s study certificate and high school diploma where appropriate, both recognized by the federal Secretary of Public Education (SEP), and solicits from the SEP the emission of the student’s professional license. |
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