Decreto 148/1969, de 13 de febrero, por el que se regulan las denominaciones de los graduados en Escuelas Técnicas y las especialidades a cursar en las Escuelas de Arquitectura e Ingeniería Técnica. | BOE-A-1969-221 — Spain law | Esheria

Decreto 148/1969, de 13 de febrero, por el que se regulan las denominaciones de los graduados en Escuelas Técnicas y las especialidades a cursar en las Escuelas de Arquitectura e Ingeniería Técnica.

The provision lists the official denominations for higher-degree technicians and says they may be supplemented with the word “Superior.”

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BOE-A-1969-221
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The provision lists the official denominations for higher-degree technicians and says they may be supplemented with the word “Superior.” Los técnicos de Grado Medio deben usar las denominaciones «Arquitecto Técnico» o «Ingeniero Técnico», seguidas de la especialidad cursada. This article lists the technical and architecture specialities that may be studied in the relevant schools. Study plans for the established specialties must include subjects aimed at professional orientation in the relevant technical sector or future retraining in new specialties, and those subjects are set by ministerial order for each technical middle-grade technical school. The Ministry of Education and Science is authorized to implement the specialties referred to in Article 3 when enough teachers and other necessary means are available, and in line with the country’s needs.