Stage is the french world and has a different meaning in french than in english : sorry for that. The word probation is maybe better.
never heard of probation in english. i assume stage in french is the one in italian: when you get your first job as a professional .. and you work as a slave for a few months (or a year or so) and you are paid really low but either expected to know everything or just be an educated, low paind slave ... that is stage. something between 'trainee' and 'contract' in english.
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Stage is the french world and has a different meaning in french than in english : sorry for that. The word probation is maybe better.
never heard of probation in english. i assume stage in french is the one in italian: when you get your first job as a professional .. and you work as a slave for a few months (or a year or so) and you are paid really low but either expected to know everything or just be an educated, low paind slave ... that is stage. something between 'trainee' and 'contract' in english.
Most English speakers might presume he is referring to definition 2,
and that probation has a nasty prison smell about it.
While i was an intern i have done 10 periods of six months in various speciality.
In many ways.