What does SWAT mean?
SWAT means Supported Work and Training
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Supported Work and Training?
Supported Work and Training can be abbreviated as SWAT
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What does SWAT stand for? SWAT stands for "Supported Work and Training". |
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How to abbreviate "Supported Work and Training"? "Supported Work and Training" can be abbreviated as SWAT. |
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What is the meaning of SWAT abbreviation? The meaning of SWAT abbreviation is "Supported Work and Training". |
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What is SWAT abbreviation? One of the definitions of SWAT is "Supported Work and Training". |
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What does SWAT mean? SWAT as abbreviation means "Supported Work and Training". |
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What is shorthand of Supported Work and Training? The most common shorthand of "Supported Work and Training" is SWAT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- WATIS - Work And Training Information System
- WBTY - Work-Based Training for Young People
- WBTYP - Work Based Training for Young People
- WAT - Work Adjustment Training
- WEAT - Work Experience and Training
- WLT - Work Leader Training
- WFT - Work Force Training
- CREWT - Centre for Research in Employment Work and Training
- SEE - Supported Education and Employment
- SECT - Supported Employment Consultation Training
- SENS - Supported Employment and Natural Supports
- STARS - Supported Tenancy and Resettlement Service
- STAT - Supported Treadmill Ambulation Training
- SWD - Supported Work Demonstration
- SWP - Supported Work Program
- WAT - Work Activity Training
- CWTP - Colorado Work and Training Program
- sect - Supported Employment Consultation & Training
- CARE - Cover Arse, Remain Employed. (US version: Cover Ass, Remain Employed) A clever and amusing acronym arising in employment, work and training situations, emerging in the 2000s, notably more so since the global funding crisis starting in 2008. Technically CA
- WRET - Work-Related Education and Training