Working experience or work experience?
In an application letter would you write 'working experience' or 'work experience'. I think the latter, but I am confused now, since two correctors of my application letter write work-ING experience.
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It is work experience.
e.g. 'My previous work experience includes three years at an investment banking firm.'
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Ah, yes! You're right. My working and my non-working experience. Ha, ha. Well unfortunately... I did know it was work experience, but I sent the application letter when I was busy and there was a lot of noise. And I just forgot, and copied the error. :-( I found out it says working experience in what I wrote in the mail.
By the way, it's an application for my daughter not for me.
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Agreed. Work experience.
Working experience would mean that your experience is functional, which does not make much sense. :-) Good luck with your application.
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