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Are they I though there was a hard to break ceiling between "technicans" and professional in Germany - they had to relax it a bit due to eu rules but.
by walshemj 9y ago
Are they I though there was a hard to break ceiling between "technicans" and professional in Germany - they had to relax it a bit due to eu rules but.
- ItsMe000001 9y agoAs a German, I would like to answer but I don't understand what you mean...? What is a "technican"? What is a "professional"? What "ceiling" are you talking about? And what EU rule? Anyway, notwithstanding that I don't know what you are asking, the parent is pretty much right.
- walshemj 9y agoI was talking about the difficulty in switching from the vocational track - to ones that require a degree.
- ItsMe000001 9y agoThat is possible, and there just was an article in a major paper reporting that the numbers of people using that option has increased substantially (German article): http://www.spiegel.de/lebenundlernen/uni/deutschland-60-000-studenten-haben-kein-abitur-a-1201332.html http://www.spiegel.de/lebenundlernen/uni/deutschland-60-000-... 60,000 students without "Abitur", the traditional path, if you have job experience of "several years" (don't know what that means) you can still study.