diploma

UK /dɪˈpləʊmə/ US /dɪˈploʊmə/
noun 1

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

college, university | graduate, postgraduate, professional | higher

national

My sister just completed her national diploma in nursing and started working at the hospital.

full-time, part-time | one-year, two-year, etc.

VERB + DIPLOMA

study for, take | have, hold | be awarded, gain, get, obtain, receive

award (sb), confer (on sb)

The college conferred diplomas on all the graduating students at the ceremony last week.

lead to

Completing this two-year program will lead to a diploma that employers really value.

DIPLOMA + NOUN

course, programme, studies

holder

Many diploma holders find jobs in healthcare, education, and business sectors.

PREP

~ in

She earned her diploma in nursing after completing a rigorous three-year program.

~ of

After four years of study, she finally received her diploma of advanced nursing.

PHRASES

at diploma level

My sister is taking a business course at diploma level next year.

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