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The use of skilled worker #1 (permalink) Wed Apr 02, 2008 9:27 am   The use of skilled worker		  
Hi All,

A man who finishes a trade school as a carpenter is a skilled worker

If this man still doesn't know much about his trade then I could call him a
bad skilled worker?

On the other hand if the man is good at working as a carpenter then I could call him a good skilled worker or a skilful skilled worker? Wink
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skill #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 03, 2008 21:56 pm   skill		  
You can not use 'bad skilled'. A person is either 'skilled' or 'unskilled'.
The experience counts.
A person just out of school is only an apprentice, or a trainee.
So I disagree with all the expressions you have given and they all require to be reworded.
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The use of skilled worker #3 (permalink) Thu Apr 03, 2008 23:48 pm   The use of skilled worker		  
Quote:
If this man still doesn't know much about his trade then I could call him a
bad skilled worker?
No. I might just call him/her 'inexperienced'.
Quote:
On the other hand if the man is good at working as a carpenter then I could call him a good skilled worker or a skilful skilled worker?
In this case, I might say 'highly skilled' (and/or experienced).
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