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Feb 3, 2006 11:25
18 yrs ago
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English term

LLA

English Law/Patents Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs academic degrees
It's an academic degree, probably in Law (although not sure about this).
I know the meaning of LLB (Bachelor), LLD (Doctor) and LLM (Master), but the only definition I can find for LLA is Lady Literate in Arts which can't be the answer in this case as it concerns a male.

TIA
Responses
4 +5 Associate of Laws
4 L.L.A. Associate of Living Languages:
4 Logistics Learning Alliance
2 -1 Lycoming Law Association

Discussion

Charlesp Feb 3, 2006:
It could be a membership in a professional organization (from the information you provided).
Ian M-H (X) Feb 3, 2006:
That helps - it tells us that your man is still alive and working, so almost certainly graduated within the last 45 years, and suggests that Finland is unlikely.
Manuel Leite (asker) Feb 3, 2006:
Hi Ian, actually I don't have much more relevant information. This concerns a person working for an American organization, which doesn't necessarily mean he's an American; judging only by the name, he might also be British. As for university/college and dates, I have no information whatsoever.
Thanks for the help.
Ian M-H (X) Feb 3, 2006:
-K +J and apologies to Jack for my typo.
Ian M-H (X) Feb 3, 2006:
Can you tell us (a) what country this is from, ideally which university/college and (b) the date of the award? Even just knowing the right decade would help. Kack may well be right, but it would be nice to be able to be sure.

Responses

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Associate of Laws

LLB is Bachelor of Laws, LLD is Doctor, etc....
and LLA is Associate.

uridia
Antti graduated from the University of Helsinki as an Associate of Laws in 1984 and as a Master of Laws in 1992. Antti has worked as a Customs Tax Inspector ...
www.juridia.com/eng/?p=20&id=10

Juridia
Kari graduated as an associate of Laws in 1986, and as a Master of Laws from the University of Helsinki in 1992. He has practised since 1990, ...
www.juridia.com/eng/?p=20&id=24

The best fake diplomas!
... Associate of Applied Arts, Associate of Applied Science, Associate of Business Administration, Associate of Information Technology, Associate of Laws ...
https://www.diplomaservices.com/orderform.htm

Sorry the last reference is not a very respectable one! But you'll find others on Google.
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agree Mwananchi
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Lycoming Law Association



Acronyms and Initialisms - LLA Acronyms - [ Diese Seite übersetzen ]
LLA Acronyms at W3Acronyms.com. ... Lycoming Law Association, Community: Law.
Louisiana Legislative Auditor, Community: Media ...
www.w3acronyms.com/LLA/
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disagree Ian M-H (X) : Given that Asker tells us that "it's an academic degree", this answer makes no sense.
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L.L.A. Associate of Living Languages:

L.L.A. Associate of Living Languages:

If it is an academic degree, it most likely could be.
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10 hrs

Logistics Learning Alliance

What is Logistics Learning Alliance?

programmes for Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport qualification students worldwide

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Note added at 10 hrs (2006-02-03 21:59:51 GMT)
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Certificate in Logistics To underpin our distance learning courses with strong
Reference:

http://www.logisticslearningalliance.com/whatisLLA.htm

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