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Q: Confused about some job postings.
Hi,
I just wanted ask a question that is really confusing me. Some job postings read -" Wanted - Native English teachers, Bachelor degree or above"
What's more confusing is further down the ad reads "Bachelor degree a must". Which one is it? Can someone please help clarify?
TIA.
I can't see what's so confusing about "Bachelors degree or above..."
Above is a preposition that denotes something higher than the subject at hand. Hotwater is right; Honours, Masters or a PhD would be above or higher than a BA.
At a minimum (minimum means the lowest or least) you need a BA, a TEFL qualification and two years post-graduate experience.
A bachelor degree is a must.
Something "above" a bachelor degree is a masters or a PHD. They aren't a must but are a benefit in at least getting an interview.
See, it's not that difficult to understand unless you're maybe not a native speaker....or something
I can't see what's so confusing about "Bachelors degree or above..."
Above is a preposition that denotes something higher than the subject at hand. Hotwater is right; Honours, Masters or a PhD would be above or higher than a BA.
At a minimum (minimum means the lowest or least) you need a BA, a TEFL qualification and two years post-graduate experience.
This is a common phrase these days "a must"
maybe you need to rethink your job aspirations
