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12:29 Jul 25, 2007 |
German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) | |||||||
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3 +2 | candidate/trainee |
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4 | Tax collector (or) tax clerk |
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4 | Paralegal |
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Tax collector (or) tax clerk Explanation: Depending on the hierarchy in the office, this could be a tax collector or a tax clerk. Look up Akzessist here: http://www.tr62.de/occupations/ad.html And here are some German references (SteuereinnehmerIn, in your case): http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/wiki/Akzessist http://www.duden.de/duden-suche/werke/dgfw/000/002/Akzessist... HTH |
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candidate/trainee Explanation: Ak|zes|sist der; -en, -en <zu → ...ist>: (veraltet) Anwärter [für den Gerichts- u. Verwaltungsdienst] http://www.duden.de/duden-suche/werke/dgfw/000/002/Akzessist... Akzess, der: Zulassung zum Gerichts- und Verwaltungsdienst http://tinyurl.com/36pccx Anwärter is a German title which translates as “Candidate” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anwärter Becoming a Beamter For each applicant, regardless of which career they choose (cf. below: Lower, Middle, Upper and Higher Service), there is a rule that they cannot officially be instated or installed Beamter unless they have completed their preparing time/"Vorbereitungsdienst" lasting one to three years and which is completed by several oral and written exams and a written work. These trainees usually have the title "Anwärter" which is preceded by the official term of their position (in due course called PT; NOT their academic title) they are probably going to hold after completing their preparation service, e.g. Verwaltungsoberamtshilfeanwärter (VOAHA), Regierungssekretärsanwärter (RSA) or Kriminalkommissaranwärter (KKA). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beamter |
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