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a/an industrial engineer

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Reply Fri 8 Mar, 2013 02:56 am
Which is correct here, a or an? An english teacher corrected it to "a" but I have no idea why.

Objective: To work as a Industrial and Technical Engineer, in the interdisciplinary field of biosensors and bioelectronics.
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Reply Fri 8 Mar, 2013 03:45 am
@Zurich,
I bet your teacher is not a native speaker of English. Use 'an' except when being graded by that particular teacher.
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