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| |**Finished**|The course can reach the //Finished// state in two ways: if all classes have been fully completed, or if the course finishes unexpectedly. In the latter case, your need to justify why the course ended earlier.| | |**Finished**|The course can reach the //Finished// state in two ways: if all classes have been fully completed, or if the course finishes unexpectedly. In the latter case, your need to justify why the course ended earlier.| | ||
| |**Complete**|The last state is //Complete//, which is when all activities related to the course have been completed (documentation, billing, etc.).| | |**Complete**|The last state is //Complete//, which is when all activities related to the course have been completed (documentation, billing, etc.).| | ||
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| + | ===== Licensed courses ===== | ||
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| + | In some countries certain courses, which meat specific requirements of the authorities and where students successfully finishing the course receive an official certificate, are called licensed. Some jobs for example might require these certificates. | ||
| + | The licensed course is based upon an educational program, which specifies the starting level and the target level of the training and its contents. The education program is also licensed thus approved by the authorities. | ||
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