What does SSOC mean?
SSOC means Special Skill Opening Card
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Special Skill Opening Card?
Special Skill Opening Card can be abbreviated as SSOC
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What does SSOC stand for? SSOC stands for "Special Skill Opening Card". |
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What is the meaning of SSOC abbreviation? The meaning of SSOC abbreviation is "Special Skill Opening Card". |
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What does SSOC mean? SSOC as abbreviation means "Special Skill Opening Card". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ASSI - Additional Special Skill Indicator
- CMTC - Card Management System to the Card
- ODOM - Opening Doors Opening Minds
- SS - Special Skill
- SOQ - Special Opening Quote
- CSO - Card for Special Occasions
- OAS - Opening of A Special
- SBO - Special Benefit Opening
- SDC - Special Discount Card
- SOOE - Special Olympics Opening Eyes
- SOQ - Special Opening Quotation
- SSW - Special Skill Workshops
- SWP - Special Working Party (swipp) - Systematic Westing Plan (a Plan Of Periodic Westing Of Shares Or Mutual Funds Worth A Fixed Amount Of Money) - Skill With Prizes (UK Pub Quiz Machines - Quality Titles
- fssc - Final Skill Strengthening Card
- SSI - Special Skill Identifier
- sslc - Special Service Line Card
- ssr - Special Skill Requirements
- CVV2 / CVC / CVC2 - Card Verification Value 2 / Card Verification Code /Card Validation Code 2
- C2C - Card to Card
- STM - Skill, Task, Measure. The classic process for developing skills in people: identify the Skill, agree a Task for the trainee to perform that will involve using the skill, and then Measure the performance, ie the trainee's command of the skill.