al corso di ordinamento dell'ordine classico, scientifico e magistrale

English translation: course with a specialization in classical studies, core science and/or education

21:30 Aug 24, 2020
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Italian term or phrase: al corso di ordinamento dell'ordine classico, scientifico e magistrale
The phrase 'al corso di ordinamento dell'ordine classico, scientifico e magistrale' is mentioned on a school diploma declaration, I'm not quite sure how to transalte it thorugh. The full sentence reads ; ...dichiarato diplomato corrispondenza ai sense dell'articolo 279, al corso di ordinamento dell'ordine classico, scientifico e magistrale: Liceo scientifico.

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Alex O Suilleabhain
Ireland
Local time: 13:44
English translation:course with a specialization in classical studies, core science and/or education
Explanation:
First of all, the term ordinamento refers to the school system, which - in Italy - includes three main different types of secondary schools. Among them, lyceums, technical institutes, and professional institutes. Lyceums are essential to continue with university studies but do not give you specific knowledge about a profession (mainly your studies focus on classical languages, core science or modern languages), while technical and professional institutes allow you to start a profession just after you finish high school.

Now, more specifically:
Classico: sometimes called Gymnasium or Grammar School, it is a secondary school specializing in classical studies
Scientifico: secondary school specializing in core science
Magistrale: is a sort of a teaching institute, a secondary school specializing in education
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course with a specialization in classical studies, core science and/or education


Explanation:
First of all, the term ordinamento refers to the school system, which - in Italy - includes three main different types of secondary schools. Among them, lyceums, technical institutes, and professional institutes. Lyceums are essential to continue with university studies but do not give you specific knowledge about a profession (mainly your studies focus on classical languages, core science or modern languages), while technical and professional institutes allow you to start a profession just after you finish high school.

Now, more specifically:
Classico: sometimes called Gymnasium or Grammar School, it is a secondary school specializing in classical studies
Scientifico: secondary school specializing in core science
Magistrale: is a sort of a teaching institute, a secondary school specializing in education

Giuseppina Macheda
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martini
Italy
Native speaker of: Italian

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