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How would you translate "Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft" (at university) to english? It is someone who already graduated with a bachelor degree (but still studies) and gets a job (for students) at university. Like helping the professor with his projects and stuff like that... and you get paid. Is it a "graduate assistant"? Or is there another term for that?
How would you translate "Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft" (at university) to english? It is someone who already graduated with a bachelor degree (but still studies) and gets a job (for students) at university. Like helping the professor with his projects and stuff like that... and you get paid. Is it a "graduate assistant"? Or is there another term for that?
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