How to Say "qualification" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “qualification” is “capacitación” — use 'capacitación' when referring to the process of training or skill development provided to make someone ready for a specific job or task.
Use 'capacitación' when referring to the process of training or skill development provided to make someone ready for a specific job or task.
Learn more →Use 'título' when referring to a formal certificate, degree, or diploma earned after completing a course of study or professional training.
Learn more →Use 'clasificación' when referring to a ranking or position within a competition, league, or ordered list.
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Examples
La empresa ofrece capacitación gratuita para los nuevos empleados.
The company offers free training for new employees.
título
Examples
Obtuvo su título de abogado después de cinco años de estudio.
He obtained his law degree after five years of study.
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Examples
Nuestro equipo va primero en la clasificación de la liga.
Our team is first in the league standings.
Training vs. Degree vs. Ranking
Learners often confuse 'capacitación' (training) with 'título' (degree/diploma). Remember that 'capacitación' is the *process* of learning skills, while 'título' is the *credential* you receive upon completion. 'Clasificación' is only used for rankings.
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