Typically, a certificate of specialization, is a very career oriented program of study that is particular to a very specific field. The credits required are generally much less than a degree. For example, an associates degree can range anywhere from 60 to 64 credits (two year program full-time), while a certificate approximately 30 plus depending on the program of study.
The certificate - as mentioned - is very particular to a field of study, thus it will not focus on general education courses such as English, math, social science, humanities etc. Many individuals take a certificate of specialization to supplement an already existing degree. An example of a certificate of specialization would be, "office administrative assistant." Most if not all courses will be focused on office procedures, computer literacy, office management, business communication, etc. This is not designed for those who wish to pursue a degree.
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Agriculture uses specialization and specialization does not
specialization is food:)
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It falls under the Urologist's field of specialization.
Forensic accounting is a specialization in the accounting industry. Specialization is a distinct set of skills and abilities in a particular area.
How specialization affects international trade?
what is the most common result of specialization?
Galileo Galilei's specialization was physics and mathematics.
The word 'specialization' is a noun, a word for the study or practice of a particular part of a wider subject; a word for a thing.A noun functions as the subject of a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition.Example sentences:Cell specialization allows cells to perform specific functions. (subject of the sentence)Our contractor practices specialization in rescuing older homes. (direct object of the verb 'practices')Bill has a Bachelor of Science with a specialization in Health Information Management. (object of the preposition 'with')
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Work specialization is the breaking down of tasks into jobs.