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hi timothy:
it means "higher national certificate", and is usually awarded by
polytechnics and colleges of technology. in the country of award [the
united kingdom and some commonwealth countries], it is equivalent to an
undergraduate [bachelor's] degree.
another variant of the same qualification is the "higher national
diploma" [hnd].
i hope this helps!
tochi
On Fri, 15 Dec 1995, Timothy L. Foutz wrote:
> I am reviewing resumes for a engineerng position and one person
> has listed "H.N.C. mechanical engineering" under the education
> category. Can anyone help me to interpret what that is?
>
> Thanks
>
> Tim Foutz
> tfoutz@bae.uga.edu
>
it means "higher national certificate", and is usually awarded by
polytechnics and colleges of technology. in the country of award [the
united kingdom and some commonwealth countries], it is equivalent to an
undergraduate [bachelor's] degree.
another variant of the same qualification is the "higher national
diploma" [hnd].
i hope this helps!
tochi
On Fri, 15 Dec 1995, Timothy L. Foutz wrote:
> I am reviewing resumes for a engineerng position and one person
> has listed "H.N.C. mechanical engineering" under the education
> category. Can anyone help me to interpret what that is?
>
> Thanks
>
> Tim Foutz
> tfoutz@bae.uga.edu
>