How is the word parcours professionnel translated from French to English

Liste des emplois qu'une personne a occupés.

A list of the jobs a person has had.

noun
English translation
employment history

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  • Ton parcours professionnel figure en page deux. Your employment history goes on page two.

  • Peux-tu me présenter ton parcours professionnel ? Can you walk me through your employment history?

  • Les interruptions dans ton parcours professionnel méritent une explication. Gaps in your employment history are worth explaining.

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FAQ about “parcours professionnel”

How is “parcours professionnel” translated from French?
“parcours professionnel” translates into English as “employment history”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “parcours professionnel” mean?
Meaning of “parcours professionnel”: Liste des emplois qu'une personne a occupés. In English — “employment history”.
What part of speech is “parcours professionnel”?
“parcours professionnel” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “parcours professionnel”?
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