Med (Noun)
Meaning
A master's degree in education.
Classification
Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.
Examples
- The MED program prepares teachers for advanced positions in schools and leadership roles.
- Upon graduating, students earn a master of education, commonly referred to as an MED degree.
- Sarah had her MED, and that, coupled with years of teaching experience, qualified her to take the job of her dreams.
- Alex continued teaching during his tenure while completing a night-school program, gradually nearing completion of the challenging course toward getting the respected education masters – a recognized ED with value now at, around nearly year full through 'plus graduation class his ahead M: get which did nearing reaching reaching thus be but even beyond achieving is named like very has here used today getting once once finished like there (made using slightly hard since kept be often confused instead simple very really; well on another long did next).
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