BTEC

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishBTECBTEC /ˈbiːtek/ noun [countable, uncountable] (Business and Technical Education Council) a range of examinations that are done by students in England and Wales at different levels in a variety of subjects relating to work. BTEC courses are usually done after the age of 17. → GNVQ a BTEC Diploma in Art and DesignExamples from the CorpusBTEC• The other was doing a BTEC first diploma at Newcastle college.• This is particularly true of the BTEC National which has a complex course structure.• Pupils on the BTEC Diploma in Caring Course raised the money by washing cars.

单词	BTEC
释义	BTEC From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishBTECBTEC /ˈbiːtek/ noun [countable, uncountable] (Business and Technical Education Council) a range of examinations that are done by students in England and Wales at different levels in a variety of subjects relating to work. BTEC courses are usually done after the age of 17. → GNVQ a BTEC Diploma in Art and DesignExamples from the CorpusBTEC• The other was doing a BTEC first diploma at Newcastle college.• This is particularly true of the BTEC National which has a complex course structure.• Pupils on the BTEC Diploma in Caring Course raised the money by washing cars.
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