Gender Stereotypes have been banned from British Advertising by the Advertising Standards Authority. Advertisements which are likely to cause harm, serious or widespread offense. This is a topic which I raised at our termly Digital Marketing Convention, a topic which caused a lot of discussion, so I was keen to publish it here. Gender Stereotypes in Marketing The report […]
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a) Be a speaker of English as an additional language; and
b) Hold a NZCEL Applied Level 3 [3667] qualification; or
c) Pass an NZIE entry test that meets the requirements for the CEFR B2 requirements or equivalent; and
d) Be of a minimum age of 16 years or older; and.
e) Be a New Zealand citizenship or permanent residency OR Certificate of Refugee Status and evidence of eligibility to study for the duration of enrolment.
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a) Be a speaker of English as an additional language; and
b) Hold a NZCEL Level 2 qualification; or
c) Pass an NZIE entry test that meets the requirements for the CEFR mid B1 requirements or equivalent; and
d) Be of a minimum age of 16 years or older; and.
e) Be a New Zealand citizen or resident; or have Certificate of Refugee Status and evidence of eligibility to study for the duration of enrolment.
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