What does ase mean?
ase means Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence?
Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence can be abbreviated as ase
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What does ase stand for? ase stands for "Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence". |
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How to abbreviate "Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence"? "Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence" can be abbreviated as ase. |
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What is the meaning of ase abbreviation? The meaning of ase abbreviation is "Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence". |
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What is ase abbreviation? One of the definitions of ase is "Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence". |
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What does ase mean? ase as abbreviation means "Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence". |
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What is shorthand of Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence? The most common shorthand of "Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence" is ase. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CACIEE - Community Advisory Committee for Investing in Educational Excellence
- AIPX - Achievements in Print Excellence
- CLIDE - Celebrating Leadership in Development Excellence
- AASE - Advanced Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence
- ACE - Achievement in Catering Excellence
- ACE - Achievement in Consumer Excellence
- AIM - Apprenticeship in Medicine
- AIME - Achievement in Marketing Excellence
- AIME - Awards in Media Excellence
- ASL - Apprenticeship in Shared Living
- ECE - Experiment in Congregational Excellence
- JASE - Jain Academy for Sporting Excellence
- MASE - Modern Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence
- PASE - Programme for Academic and Sporting Excellence
- PNE - Partnership in Nursing Excellence
- WISE - Women in Scientific Excellence
- PSE - Partner in Service Excellence
- ace - Achievement in Contracting Excellence
- ACE - Advancement in Clinical Excellence
- PRIDE - Personal Responsibility In Delivering Excellence. A bit of an acronym cheat because 'for' would sound much better than 'in', but PRFDE doesn't have quite the same ring to it. (Courtesy Mr Bull, of the England Rugby Union national team coaching staff.)