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    British Qualifications



    The term 'engineer' in the UK is more geared towards technical, hands on people such as populate this forum.

    On my side of the Atlantic the term is more for pencil pushers and designers.

    I have been sent a resume from a UK lad, and he lists his Qualifications as

    ONC Mechanical Engineering

    HNC Mechanical Engineering

    FDSC Mechanical Engineering

    It sounds more like a machinist to me, are these acronyms "ONC" etc familair to anyone here?


    Take the V out of HVAC and you are left with a HAC job

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    Re: British Qualifications

    ONC Mechanical Engineering

    http://www.gen2
    training.co.uk/pdfs/Mechanical%20Engineering%20Insert.pdf

    HNC Mechanical Engineering

    http://www.solent.ac.uk/courses/unde...e_details.aspx

    FDSC Mechanical Engineering

    http://www.engsc.ac.uk/downloads/fdf...0Man%20MK4.ppt

    happy reading hope this helps
    Paul


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    Re: British Qualifications

    Thanks;;;;;;;;;
    Take the V out of HVAC and you are left with a HAC job

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