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Old July 09, 2009, 11:10 AM
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In English ? It probably doens´t exist either.
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Linguistic qualification for teaching in bilingual colleges?
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Old July 09, 2009, 03:38 PM
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Linguistic qualification for teaching in bilingual colleges?
Yeah, I'd say everything is right, but it should be
"Linguistic qualification for teaching in bilingual high schools. (depending on what colegio is referring to)
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Yeah, I'd say everything is right, but it should be
"Linguistic qualification for teaching in bilingual high schools. (depending on what colegio is referring to)
Our education system is a little different in UK. A College can be part of a University, a Further or Higher Education establishment teaching students 18+, or a specialist secondary school teaching say Science, Sport or Languages.
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In English ? It probably doens´t exist either.
¿Existe en español?
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