What does ELITE mean?
ELITE means Economic Learning In Training for Companies
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Economic Learning In Training for Companies?
Economic Learning In Training for Companies can be abbreviated as ELITE
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What does ELITE stand for? ELITE stands for "Economic Learning In Training for Companies". |
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How to abbreviate "Economic Learning In Training for Companies"? "Economic Learning In Training for Companies" can be abbreviated as ELITE. |
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What is the meaning of ELITE abbreviation? The meaning of ELITE abbreviation is "Economic Learning In Training for Companies". |
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What is ELITE abbreviation? One of the definitions of ELITE is "Economic Learning In Training for Companies". |
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What does ELITE mean? ELITE as abbreviation means "Economic Learning In Training for Companies". |
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What is shorthand of Economic Learning In Training for Companies? The most common shorthand of "Economic Learning In Training for Companies" is ELITE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SIMITAR - Simulation In Training for Advanced Readiness
- ALITE - Accelerated Learning in Training and Education
- STAR - Simulation in Training for Advanced Readiness
- TWICS - Training for Work in Communities
- CETS - Training for Concurrent Engineering in a Transnational Supplier partnership
- CETT - Centre for Excellence in Training for Theatre
- DATIS - Training for the Dissemination and Application of Technological resource management in Textile Industry SMEs
- DTCP - Developments in Training for Clothing Professionals
- FEDS - For Economic Development in Scotland
- GLOTRAIN - Training for coping with new demands on engineers in Globally distributed industrial production
- ITOL - In Training and Occupational Learning
- LITES - Leadership in Training for Evangelism and Service
- LTI - Learning and Training in Industry
- NWS - Training for New Work Structures in European manufacturing
- SIMTAR - Simulation in Training for Advanced Readiness
- SORTI - Training-time management in SMEs: Optimising Replacement of workers in Training, or organising In-company flexible training
- TLS - Training for Learning and Serving
- TREE - Training for Rural Economic Empowerment
- LIW - Learning in and for Interagency Working
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