Nov 8, 2013 17:03
10 yrs ago
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Spanish term

el ciclo de bachillerato general

Spanish to English Social Sciences Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
el alumno xxxx acredito totalmente el ciclo de bachillerato general.

the "ciclo" refers to the whole 3 years of highschool, so I don't think term or year would be suitable.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +1 (Senior) High School (cycle)

Discussion

Rachael West Nov 10, 2013:
You say the whole 3 years of highschool... but "highschool" is more than 3 years, whereas the bachillerato cycle is the final 2 years. Bachillerato is literally translated as Baccalaureate, if you need to make clear that they are studying for that exam. But the final 2 years are more commonly referred to as Sixth Form (IF it's for UK). If it's for the US or other country you'd need to check with a native there.

Proposed translations

+1
1 hr

(Senior) High School (cycle)

You don't say where this is from or it's target audience. If it's for the UK you might say A-levels or other places, Senior Secondary cycle but High School is understood by everyone and if you add "Senior" then the age group can be known also.


I think all you need for this

el alumno xxxx acredito totalmente el ciclo de bachillerato general.

is this

the student xxxx has successfully graduated High School

you could talk about gaining all the credits necessary but it's not needed imo.

Peer comment(s):

agree Marcelo González : has successfully graduated High School (as you've suggested) / cheers :-)
5 days
Thanks Marcelo!
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