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when it says bilingual english/spanish strongly encouraged to apply?
Asked by HOPE FOR THE BEDDER
Should i even mention on the application that i got a c in spanish (college)?
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You don't have to state the grade you got, but if you feel you can handle basic conversational Spanish then I would put: Spanish - conversational.
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Bilingual. Meaning, you speak both languages fluently. If you got a C in Spanish in college, I would assume that you don't speak it fluently. Thus, you shouldn't be putting it on the application at all.
Answered by la.koto コト
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No, don't mention your grade, just that you have experience. But, if you are underqualified to translate, you will be found out, so if you aren't that good in spanish, go for a different job.
Answered by hensen
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Unless you are bilingual -- that is, you speak fluent Spanish and English -- don't mention anything about it.
Answered by patticharron
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YOU NEVER MENTION GRADES JUST THAT YOU HAVE THE EXPERINCE.
Answered by BRN_DUH
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a grade doesn't necessarily determine fluency.
Answered by versantly
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nah your not bilingual.uve go to speak both languages fluently.
Answered by KAHLAH1O1
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I don't see why you would need to mention your grade, they are only interested to know if you are able to apply the language in a verbal/written conversation. Make sure you mention that you speak both English/Spanish. I wish the best for you on this endeavor
Answered by Concerned from the Right
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