beroepsondersteunende vakken
English translation: subjects supporting professional practice
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| Dutch to English translations [PRO] Education / Pedagogy / as seen on a HBO certificate | |||||||
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|  Selected response from: Barend van Zadelhoff Netherlands Local time: 06:49 | ||||||
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auxiliary subjects, auxiliary vocational subjects Explanation: Van Dale GWE renders 'ondersteunende disciplines' as 'auxiliary disciplines'. I think 'auxiliary subjects' or perhaps 'auxiliary vocational subjects' might be a reasonable translation. http://oecon.studerende.au.dk/currently/news-item/artikel/ec... The Board of Studies of Economics and Management now offers enrolled students an auxiliary subject (no ECTS, no exam) in the spring 2012 semester. The course 'ECON Data and Software Lab' introduces the use of computer software and helps students become acquainted with standard software tools and resources for empirical research and writing reports. |
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7 hrs confidence:
vocationally supportive subjects Explanation: 'Supportive' = providing support. |
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1 day 21 hrs confidence:
subjects supporting professional practice Explanation: 'beroepsondersteunende vakken' are subjects that you need in order to be able to practice your future profession at an acceptable professonal level You need them (in this case mathematics, English, statistics, etc.) to practise your profession at a more professional level and in some, or many, cases an understanding or working knowledge of these subjects may be even essential. So I would suggest: subjects supporting professional practice nothing wrong with using postmodification imo |
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work-related higher education subjects (qualifications) Explanation: Learning by doing/ work-based/work-related subjects HNCs and HNDs: what they are HNCs (Higher National Certificates) and HNDs (Higher National Diplomas) are work-related (vocational) higher education qualifications. While bachelors degrees tend to focus on gaining knowledge, HNCs and HNDs are designed to give you the skills to put that knowledge to effective use in a particular job. They are highly valued by employers both in the UK and overseas, and can also count towards membership of professional bodies and other employer organisations. HNCs and HNDs are provided by over 400 universities and further education colleges. HNCs can take one year to complete full time and two years part time (or in other situations such as distance learning). HNDs take two years full time and can also be taken part time (which takes longer). Qualification levels HNCs and HNDs are at level 5 on the National Qualifications Framework. On the Qualifications and Credit Framework, HNCs are at level 4 and HNDs are at level 5. These frameworks show how different types of qualifications compare, in terms of the demands they place on learners. Qualifications: what the different levels mean Subjects available HNCs and HNDs are available in a wide range of subject areas, including: •agriculture •computing and IT •construction and civil engineering •engineering •health and social care •business and management •sport and exercise sciences •performing arts •retail and distribution •hospitality management Who can take them To study for an HNC or HND, you will need some previous qualifications. Most HND courses require one A level (or equivalent). Level 5 - HNCs and HNDs - Other higher diplomas - HNDs - BTEC Professional Diplomas, Certificates and Awards Level 6 - National Diploma in Professional Production Skills - BTEC Advanced Professional Diplomas, Certificates and Awards - BTEC Advanced Professional Diplomas, Certificates and Awards Level 7 - Diploma in Translation - BTEC Advanced Professional Diplomas, Certificates and Awards - BTEC Advanced Professional Diplomas, Certificates and Awards - NVQs at level 5 (in the QCF framework) Level 8 - specialist awards - Award, Certificate and Diploma in strategic direction FHEQ level ______________________________ Examples of qualifications 4 - certificates of higher education - higher national certificates _____________________________ 5 - diplomas of higher education - Foundation Degrees - higher national diplomas ______________________________ 6 - bachelors degrees - bachelors degrees with honours - graduate certificates and diplomas - Professional Graduate Certificate in Education _________________________ 7 - masters degrees - integrated masters degrees - postgraduate certificates - postgraduate diplomas ____________________________ 8 - doctoral degrees |
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