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1 qualification
qualification [‚kwɒlɪfɪˈkeɪ∫ən]• he has a lot of experience but no formal qualifications il a beaucoup d'expérience mais il n'a aucun diplômeb. ( = limitation) réserve fc. ( = graduation) my first job after qualification as a vet mon premier emploi après avoir terminé mes études de vétérinaire* * *[ˌkwɒlɪfɪ'keɪʃn]1) (diploma, degree etc) diplôme m (in en); (experience, skills) qualification fto have the (necessary ou right) qualifications for something — ( on paper) avoir les titres requis pour quelque chose; (in experience, skills) avoir les qualifications pour quelque chose
2) GB ( graduation)3) ( restriction) restriction f4) Administration ( eligibility) droit m5) Linguistics qualification f -
2 teaching
A n1 ( instruction) enseignement m ; the teaching of history, history teaching l'enseignement de l'histoire ; to go into ou enter teaching entrer dans l'enseignement ; to have 22 hours teaching per week avoir 22 heures de cours par semaine ; to do some teaching in the evenings donner quelques cours le soir ;B modif [career, post, union] d'enseignant ; [ability, materials, method, qualification, strategy, skill] pédagogique ; [staff] enseignant.
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