What does CSC mean?
CSC means Canadian Experience Class
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Canadian Experience Class?
Canadian Experience Class can be abbreviated as CSC
Other shorthands for Canadian Experience Class are: cec
Other shorthands for Canadian Experience Class are: cec
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What does CSC stand for? CSC stands for "Canadian Experience Class". |
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How to abbreviate "Canadian Experience Class"? "Canadian Experience Class" can be abbreviated as CSC. |
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What is the meaning of CSC abbreviation? The meaning of CSC abbreviation is "Canadian Experience Class". |
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What is CSC abbreviation? One of the definitions of CSC is "Canadian Experience Class". |
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What does CSC mean? CSC as abbreviation means "Canadian Experience Class". |
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What is shorthand of Canadian Experience Class? The most common shorthand of "Canadian Experience Class" is CSC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CEC - Canada Experience Class
- CETN - Canadian Experience Travel Network
- CLEAR - Canadian Loss Experience Automobile Rating
- CNCP - Canadian National/Canadian Pacific
- CWC - Class Within a Class
- TRCE - The Real Canadian Experience
- WEC - Work Experience Class
- CBC - Canadian Broadcasting the Canadian
- CCRC - Canadian Council for Refugees Canadian
- CCSS - Canadian Class Structure Survey
- CERB - Canadian Experience Record Book
- CME - Canadian Mountain Experience
- CORE - Canadian Online Radio Experience
- CSCA - Canadian Shark Class Association
- MHC - class I and class II major histocompatibility
- CCEP - Canadian Camp Experience Program
- cec - Canadian Experience Class
- CBOI(ACSRRCA) - Canadian Base Ordnance Increment (Attached Canadian Survey Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery)
- CFCCDRCE - Canadian Field Company, Canadian Division, Royal Canadian Engineers
- CMRCASF(DYRCH) - Canadian Motorcycle Regiment, Canadian Active Service Force (17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussars)