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French to English translations [PRO] Education / Pedagogy | |||||||
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5 | Diploma in Project Engineering (Production) |
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4 | Diploma/degree in Agricultural Engineering and/or Agronomy |
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2 -1 | Degree / Diploma in Civil Engineering |
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Degree / Diploma in Civil Engineering Explanation: Hope this helps! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 hrs (2006-07-23 06:35:32 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ah and "Option" could be translated as "Concentration in .." Reference: http://www.esitc-caen.fr/englishAbriefhistoryandaprofessiona... |
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Diploma/degree in Agricultural Engineering and/or Agronomy Explanation: Cameroon. Cape Verde. Central African. Republic. Chad. Comoros. Congo (DR) ... Agricultural Economics. Agricultural Engineering. Agronomy. Crop Production ... www.teeal.org/teealbrochure.pdf - |
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Diploma in Project Engineering (Production) Explanation: If you try Googling this you will find numerous jobs and courses on offer for project engineers, e.g. Sheffield University ... . Without knowing how specialised in **Option : Production** the course was, I'd play safe by simply putting "production" in brackets, which is how it would most likely appear in the English equivalent. However, **option** could be translated as "specialism" or "specialising in". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 17 hrs (2006-07-23 18:20:12 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Eurodicautom also translates "project engineer" as "ingenieur de travaux", citing the European Federation of Chemical Engineering as its source. |
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