handelsbrev

English translation: trading licence

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Norwegian term or phrase:handelsbrev
English translation:trading licence
Entered by: brigidm

06:26 Jan 18, 2010
Norwegian to English translations [PRO]
Education / Pedagogy
Norwegian term or phrase: handelsbrev
This appears in a brief resume, under education, from 1977. My dictionary gives "trading/business licence", but is this correct in this context? I imagine it to be some kind of school/college certificate for what would today be known as business studies or something along that line. But I could be totally wrong here - does it only refer to a type of licence?
brigidm
Norway
Local time: 06:27
trade licence
Explanation:
Dette er en del av tidligere utdannelsessystem. Personer som ikke nødvendigvis hadde videregående utdannelse, tok gjerne et handelsbrev på en handelsskole. Dette var nyttig i forskjellige kontoryrker. Det ga en også mulighet til å starte opp eget firma.
Ref: Bjørn Haneide, Norsk, eng, tysk merkantil ordbok, Tanum
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Vedis Bjørndal
Norway
Local time: 06:27
Grading comment
Ja, da var det ikke mer enn det, da. Men jeg foreslår "trading" fremfor "trade". Takk, Vedis.
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trade licence


Explanation:
Dette er en del av tidligere utdannelsessystem. Personer som ikke nødvendigvis hadde videregående utdannelse, tok gjerne et handelsbrev på en handelsskole. Dette var nyttig i forskjellige kontoryrker. Det ga en også mulighet til å starte opp eget firma.
Ref: Bjørn Haneide, Norsk, eng, tysk merkantil ordbok, Tanum


    Reference: http://www.orsta.kommune.no/getfile.aspx/document/epcx_id/56...
Vedis Bjørndal
Norway
Local time: 06:27
Native speaker of: Norwegian
PRO pts in category: 38
Grading comment
Ja, da var det ikke mer enn det, da. Men jeg foreslår "trading" fremfor "trade". Takk, Vedis.
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